Venture in the nearby rue de la Sorbonne and you might be allowed to enter the lovely 17th century college courtyard. On weekdays, it is teeming with students reading on the stone steps or rushing to class in the college’s stately amphitheaters.
Linking the square to the rue des Ecoles is the narrow rue Champollion, a lovely alley that packs not one but three Latin Quarter independent movie theaters, where students and professors attend retrospectives of filmmakers like François Truffaut or Fritz Lang. To see what’s playing at Le Champollion, which everyone calls Le Champo check out their website . For a cheap after-movie beer and “croque-monsieur” (a toasted ham and cheese sandwich), head to Le Reflet, on the same street.
Whether you are traveling alone or with your family and friends, these New York Habitat accommodations in the Latin Quarter of Paris – from a cozy studio to a luxurious two-bedroom – will allow you to explore the area in depth.
One-bedroom duplex apartment in Sorbonne-St. Michel area (PA3236)
Studio vacation rental in St-Michel – Notre Dame area (PA3842)
Two-bedroom accommodation in Port Royal-Luxembourg-St.Michel area (PA3703)
What are your favorite activities in the Latin Quarter of Paris? Comment below.
The Quartier Latin is one of my favorite areas of Paris!
I love this part of Paris! I’ve never seen the Sorbonne campus in the Latin Quarter though, I wish that my french were better so that I could attend shcool there!
hmmm..different Paris look, seems nice 😀
One of my favorite place in Paris is the Le Marché de Saint-Germain. This market is indoor and is really rich in varietes of products !! What a dream to come back to your vacation rental with a basket full of fresh products bought in the heart of Saint Germain in Paris.