Things to Do in the Neighborhood

  • Le Jardin du Luxembourg – Named the most beautiful garden in Europe! Impeccably maintained under the care of the Sénat, the gates close in the evenings.

  • Le Musée du Luxembourg – A charming museum at the park’s entrance on Rue de Vaugirard, known for its well-curated and popular exhibitions.

  • L’Entrecôte (Rue Saint-Benoît) – A classic French restaurant with no reservations and a set menu featuring steak with a secret sauce, crispy fries, and salad. Simple, delicious, and always in demand!

  • Les Deux Magots & Café de Flore – The two most iconic cafés in the world, located on Boulevard Saint-Germain. Perfect for breakfast, coffee, lunch, drinks, or dinner—any time of day.

  • L’Église Saint-Sulpice – The largest church in Paris and currently the city’s official head church while Notre Dame undergoes renovation. Weekend tours offer fascinating insights into its history.

  • L’Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés – The oldest church in Paris, recently renovated, showcasing stunning colors and beautiful statues.

  • Le Bon Marché – A prestigious luxury department store, often compared to Saks Fifth Avenue in New York.

  • Place Saint-Michel – A lively square featuring a grand fountain, stunning views of Notre Dame, and a variety of cafés.

  • Rue de Buci – A vibrant pedestrian street bustling with energy, offering numerous restaurants and gourmet food shops.

  • Le Marché Saint-Germain – A covered market at the end of Rue Guisarde, featuring fresh seafood, an excellent cheese stand, a flower shop, and a wine shop.

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