Luxembourg quarter - A Part of Paris

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A Part of Paris - Selected short term rentals


Luxembourg, Jardin du Luxembourg

Many Parisians dream of living in the vicinity of the Luxembourg Gardens, a more quiet, greener and somehow more reflective place than its neighbouring areas. Luxembourg is one of the most captivating places in the capital. Its charm is in its old gateways and streets, its bookshops and in the sumptuous yet intimate gardens. Though writers if the eminence as Paul Verlaine and André Gide no longer stroll in its groves, the paths, lawns and avenues are still full of charm, attracting numerous students from the nearby grandes écoles and lycées. Warm days, old men meet under the chestnut trees to play chess or the traditional game of boules. To the west buildings are the public and official, and on the east the houses are shaded by the tall chestnut trees of the Boulevard Saint Germain.

Restaurants

› Wadja
10, rue Grande Chaumiere
75006 Paris
Phone/Fax 01 46 33 02 02
Traditional Cuisine - Bistro

› La Mediterranee
2, place de l'Odeon
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 43 26 02 30
Fax: 01 43 26 18 44
Traditional Cuisine - Classic Restaurant

› Au Pere Louis
38, rue Monsieur Le Prince
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 43 26 54 14
Traditional Cuisine - Bistro

› Au Gourmand
22, rue Vaugirard
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 43 26 26 45
Fax: 01 43 26 26 45
Traditional Cuisine - Brasserie

Historic buildings

› Palais du Luxembourg
› Institut Catholique de Paris

Museums

› Musée du Service de Santé des Armées
› Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines

Squares & Gardens

› Place St-Sulpice
› Jardin du Luxembourg
› Val-de-Grace