Latin Quarter Free Tour

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Duration: 2 hours
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Experience Highlights

Discover one of Paris's most emblematic neighbourhoods on this free tour of the Latin Quarter, where history, culture and literature are intertwined in every street. During this 2-hour walking tour, you will explore key corners of the intellectual and bohemian heart of the city, from Roman times to the present day.

You will start at the Fountain of Saint-Michel, where you will meet your English-speaking guide. Along the way, you will pass historic monuments such as the Sorbonne, the Pantheon, legendary bookshops and ancient Roman baths.

Ideal for families and the curious alike!

  • Discover the cradle of intellectual life in Paris.
  • Travel through 2000 years of history in just two hours.
  • Visit iconic sites such as Shakespeare & Co. and the Pantheon.

What’s included

  • 2-hour walking tour of the Latin Quarter
  • English-speaking local guide
  • Outdoor visit to key monuments: Sorbonne, Pantheon, Shakespeare & Co., Roman baths, among others.
  • Entrance to the interior of the Pantheon or museums (the tour is outside)

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Step by Step

The Latin Quarter of Paris is a place with a soul. On this two-hour free tour, you'll immerse yourself in the living history of this district that has witnessed student revolts, cultural movements, scientific breakthroughs and literary encounters.

Your guide will lead you through cobblestone streets that inspired writers like Hemingway, show you the Sorbonne, one of the oldest universities in the world, and tell you about key figures like Marie Curie. You'll also get up close to the majestic Pantheon, where the likes of Rousseau and Voltaire are laid to rest.

Along the way, you'll also visit hidden gems such as Salvador Dalí's sundial, the Roman baths of Cluny, and the legendary Shakespeare & Company bookshop. All this while you learn how this area has evolved since its origins as a Roman settlement.

The walk ends in the Plaza de la Contrescarpe, where you can continue the conversation with a drink in one of Hemingway's favourite bars. This tour is not only cultural: it is also human, fun and with a local touch that makes it unique.

The tour is guided in English and is accessible for people with reduced mobility. Just get to the meeting point in good time and get ready to fall in love with Paris from a different perspective!

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