Stroll the Romantic Cobblestone Streets of the Latin Quarter in Paris

Icon Share

SHARE

Advisor - Amanda Kim
Curated By

Amanda Kim

  • Paris

  • Couples Travel

  • Food & Wine

  • Arts & Culture

  • France

  • Romantic

  • Sightseeing

A view from the bottom of the exterior of Notre Dame with a tree in front.
Curator’s statement

Strolling hand-in-hand through the café-lined cobblestone streets of the Latin Quarter, amidst the whispers of history echoing from centuries-old buildings, every moment feels like a timeless embrace in the heart of Parisian romance. Indulge in delectable French delicacies, share stolen glances over glasses of fine wine and let the rhythm of the city guide you to hidden gems waiting to be discovered. The Latin Quarter is located on the left bank of the Seine River in the fifth arrondissement of Paris, France.

The Fora Difference

Book with Amanda to access exclusive perks and experiences on your trip.

[object Object]
Killer perks

Free upgrades, spa credits and more—we got you

[object Object]
Personalized recs

Customized travel planning for your style

[object Object]
Insider knowledge

Expert advice from people who’ve actually been there

Where to stay in Paris

Unlock perks by contacting Amanda to book your trip.

Things to do in Paris

Street with view of well lit Eiffel tower at night.

Luxembourg Garden: Visiting Luxembourg Garden in Paris is a serene escape, offering meticulously landscaped greenery, charming statues and a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and contemplation.

Panthéon: Awe-inspiring neoclassical architecture, housing the remains of distinguished French figures and providing a captivating journey through the nation's history and culture. Book tickets in advance.

Notre Dame: An iconic masterpiece of Gothic architecture, it invites visitors to marvel at its intricate design, centuries-old history and panoramic views of the city from its towers.

Seine River: Winding through the heart of Paris, full of romantic charm, offering enchanting boat cruises, picturesque bridges and a scenic backdrop to some of the city's most iconic landmarks.

Saint-Michel Fountain: This fountain captivates with its majestic bronze figures and dramatic architecture, serving as a timeless symbol of the city's artistic heritage.

Saint-Étienne-du-Mont: Gothic church near the Pantheon, it beckons with its stunning architecture and houses the remarkable Shrine of St. Genevieve.

Sorbonne University: Illustrious history dating back to the 13th century, Sorbonne University is ranked among the top universities globally.

Rue Mouffetard: Explore the historic charm, vibrant market atmosphere and diverse culinary delights of Rue Mouffetard in Paris, a picturesque street lined with artisan shops, cafés and bohemian flair, providing an authentic and delightful Parisian experience.

Places to eat & drink in Paris

Two croissants with two coffees on a tray.

Au Petit Suisse: Open since 1791, Au Petit Suisse is a charming café known for its cozy ambiance, delightful pastries and classic French charm, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely lunch break with a terrace that overlooks the Luxembourg gardens. They offer daily specials and the best tarte tartin!

La Crêperie: Delightful eatery renowned for its authentic French crepes, offering a delectable blend of sweet and savory options in a cozy setting, making it a must-visit for those seeking a taste of traditional Parisian cuisine.

Pomme du Pain: A bakery chain in Paris, known for its artisanal bread, pastries and classic French baked goods. Grab a sandwich and head to Luxembourg Garden.

Bistro des Augustins: A charming tiny bistro located in the heart of Paris, near the Notre-Dame Cathedral. Affordable prices, great wine and amazing gratin!

La Crete Paris: Authentic Greek food tucked in the streets of Rue Mouffetard. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming.

Cafe du Metro: Gorgeous cafe that serves up classic French food, great wines, steak à cheval and one of the best Croque monsieurs of my trip.

La Maison d’Isabelle: Authentic French bakery — they have even won croissant of the year in Paris!

La Jacobine: Known for its charming and cozy atmosphere, La Jacobine is particularly famous for its renowned chocolate mousse, onion soup and escargot. Located on one of the oldest streets in Paris, Rue Saint Andre-des Arts.

Advisor - Amanda Kim

Travel Advisor

Amanda Kim

Get in touch with Amanda

Did you like this guide? Reach out to customize and book your own experience. Or, just to chat about travel in general.

You can normally expect a response from Amanda within a business day or so. You’ll also be subscribed to our travel newsletter (you can unsubscribe at any time).

For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Phelipe Cardoso Sekai’s guide, Your Definitive Guide to All Palace Hotels in Paris.

This guide is part of our ongoing series on travel to Paris.