NEIGHBORHOOD

Latin Quarter
3 BOULEVARD SAINT-MICHEL 75005 PARIS
Parisian building Hôtel Royal Saint-Michel

THE LATIN QUARTER

This is where Paris was born, between the Ile de la Cité and the left bank of the Seine. This area, known as the Latin Quarter since the Middle Ages, was the cradle of schools where Latin, the language of scholarship, was used. The nearby Sorbonne University is one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in the Western world.
This puts our hotel at the heart of this fascinating district, where Paris's oldest vestiges, most enlightened intellectual minds and dynamic youth rub shoulders.

TO DISCOVER

Discover the capital's must-see places and our selection of the best addresses within easy reach of the hotel.
The Saint-Michel fountain   
Notre-Dame de Paris  
The Pantheon  
The Louvre   
Les bouquinistes St Michel  
Les bouquiniste Voltaire  
Île de la Cité  
Saint Louis Island  
Saint Germain des près  
Châtelet  
Royal Saint-Michel Hotel
3 Boulevard Saint-Michel 75005 Paris
Royal Saint-Michel Hotel
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WALKS DEPARTING FROM THE HOTEL

You're now in the heart of Paris, ready to explore a multitude of wonders! Here are two walks we recommend.

The Eiffel Tower

After a 45-minute stroll along the banks of the Seine, you'll discover the Eiffel Tower. You'll discover the Pont des Arts, the Louvre, the magnificent Musée d'Orsay, the Place de la Concorde and its obelisk, the Grand and Petit Palais at Pont Alexandre III, before arriving at the foot of the Iron Lady. Don't hesitate to walk up to the Trocadero gardens, where the view is breathtaking. After this stroll, you'll have earned yourself a seat at one of the cafés on Place du Trocadero and a delicious pastry from Carette.

Parisian islands

The next day, cross the Seine to the Ile de la Cité, where the last flower market in Paris is held every weekday. Don't miss the marvellous Sainte Chapelle, whose spire can be seen above the roofs of the Palais de Justice. Afterwards, head to the Ile Saint-Louis behind Notre-Dame, where musicians of all kinds perform, and enjoy a sorbet (with chocolate!) from Berthillon.
On your return to the hotel, stroll along the quays of the Seine and rummage through the racks of the eternal bouquinistes.
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