From Parisian maisons like Hermès at Rue de Sevrès to Le Bon Marché, Saint-Germain brings heritage and contemporary luxury together.
Following Le Petit T through the neighbourhoods, one Paris street at a time.
The 5th and 6th arrondissements combine the intellectual spirit of the Latin Quarter with the elegance of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Historic cafés, prestigious universities, gardens, museums, bookshops and Left Bank culture create one of Paris's most timeless areas to explore.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés · Latin Quarter · Luxembourg Gardens · Panthéon · Jardin des Plantes · Musée de Cluny · Musée du Luxembourg · Église Saint-Sulpice · Shakespeare and Company · Rue de Buci · Boulevard Saint-Germain · Le Bon Marché · Café de Flore · Les Deux Magots · Brasserie Lipp · Odéon · Art Galleries · Historic Cafés · Bookshops · Left Bank Culture · Architecture & Heritage
TLC Paris note. The 5th and 6th arrondissements are best explored slowly. Combine a garden, a museum, a historic café and a walk through Saint-Germain or the Latin Quarter to experience one of the most authentic sides of Paris.
Rue des Saints-Pères · Rue de Buci · Rue Bonaparte · Boulevard Saint-Germain
Le Bon Marché · Ralph Lauren · Saint Laurent · Prada · Etro · Moncler
Café de Flore · Les Deux Magots · Brasserie Lipp · Au Club des Siciliens · Ralph's
Bar Joséphine brings cocktails, live jazz and the historic glamour of Hôtel Lutetia into the evening.
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Garden chairs, fountains, sculpture and tree-lined paths make this one of the Left Bank's loveliest places to pause.
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