• Eglise Saint Germain des Prés - The oldest church in Paris, located in the heart of the Left Bank.
• Cour du Commerce Saint André - This charming courtyard is home to Paris’ oldest restaurant.
• Les Thermes de Lutèce - Adjacent to the Cluny Museum are the ruins of the Roman baths of Lutèce.
• Square René Viviani - This delightful park offers a stunning view of Notre Dame and features Paris’ oldest tree.
• Notre-Dame - The world-renowned Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
• Conciergerie - Once a palace and later a courthouse, it also features Paris’ oldest clock at the street corner.
• Pont-Neuf - Despite its name meaning ‘new bridge,’ it is actually the oldest bridge in Paris.
• Louvre Museum - The globally acclaimed Louvre Museum.

• All fees and/or taxes
• Guides

• Bottled water
• Snacks

The history of Paris spans at least two thousand years. This is a great way to discover two of Paris’ most famous but also oldest neighbourhoods; Saint Germain des Pres and the Latin Quarter. We will introduce this buzzing and fascinating area whilst also visiting some of its oldest surviving moments, taking a trip through time to previous centuries and discovering all kinds of intriguing anecdotes along the way.

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