The Latin Quarter is located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris on the left bank. It revolves around the Sorbonne neighborhood and the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève. From the bustling shopping district of la Huchette to the banks of the Seine, it's a diverse and lively neighborhood that is full of charm.
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Renowned for its numerous cafés, bookstores, shops, and lively atmosphere, the Latin Quarter is traversed from north to south by Boulevard Saint-Michel. It's also the neighborhood of universities (Sorbonne, Paris II, Collège de France), which is why it's frequented by many students.
So, renting a studio here is very pleasant, as it is very accessible, both financially and geographically. Indeed, by staying in the Latin Quarter, your accommodation will be close to many amenities, without the rental price soaring. Accommodations located in the Latin Quarter are therefore quite popular.
The Latin Quarter takes its name from the University of Paris, built as early as the 12th century on the left bank of the Seine. A little later, it was the turn of the Sorbonne University to settle there. Since then, students have reigned supreme in this neighborhood, which is full of typical narrow streets. Shops, restaurants, cinemas, bookstores, and boutiques make the Latin Quarter a very pleasant place to live on a daily basis. Some attractions in the area include the Luxembourg Palace and Gardens.
The Latin Quarter boasts some renowned educational institutions such as the Collège de France located on Place Marcelin-Berthelot and the Lycée Henri-IV on Rue Clovis, as well as the Institut supérieur des Arts appliqués, the University Paris-Sorbonne, and the University Panthéon-Assas. The neighborhood also has some healthcare facilities including the Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire Clinic, the Cochin Hospital, and the Villecresnes Diet Clinic located on Boulevard Saint-Michel. The numerous shops in the Latin Quarter, the proximity to Bon Marché and La Grande Epicerie offer plenty of opportunities to purchase fine products and shop locally. Alternatively, you may prefer to stroll through the Monge market or the market on Place Maubert. For transportation, the Latin Quarter is well served by public transportation, with metro lines (4, 7, and 10), RER B and C, as well as Vélib and Autolib stations scattered throughout the neighborhood.
Renting an apartment in the Latin Quarter is an opportunity not to be missed. For culture, relaxation in the various squares, or enjoying the local atmosphere, the Latin Quarter is fantastic. Shops, restaurants, bars, and other entertainment venues will be just minutes away from your accommodation. Feel free to check out our offer of apartments for rent in the Latin Quarter.