What to do in Paris? Take a guided tour of some of the oldest quarters of Paris. Visit Notre Dame Cathedral. Learn the history of the Latin Quarter.

Highlights
• Guided visit to the oldest quarters of Paris and Notre-Dame Cathedral
• Place Vendome
• Hotel de Ville
• Le Marais
• Latin Quarter
• Pantheon
• Luxembourg Gardens
• Saint-Germain-des-Pres

Paris Historic Guided Tour: Latin Quarter, Notre Dame Cathedral

We will drive to the oldest portion of the capital to admire Vendome Square and Palais Garnier, followed by the Louvre–Hotel de Ville –Bastille Square–Rue Saint-Antoine–Marais District–Sorbonne–College de France–Pantheon–Luxembourg Gardens –Saint-Germain des Pres.

Learn about all of Notre Dame Cathedral’s history, architecture and artwork on the second portion of the trip. We’re going to bring a tiny ship to Ile del la Cite to get there (except when the river is too big!). You will learn everything about the significance of the Cathedral in the history of Paris during the guided tour.

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