This two-hour walking tour will lead you into the heart of one of the most historically important and vibrant districts in Paris, the Latin Quarter. Furthermore, you will also be able to see the inside of the fabulous Saint Etienne Church as well as the Panthéon. You will be accompanied by a highly-qualified kid-friendly guide and the whole family is sure to have a wonderful time as you explore the delights of Parisian history.
You will meet your guide in Place Renè Viviani, a beautiful green area lying on the banks of the river Seine. This square is an idyllic, peaceful spot that provides one the finest views of Notre Dame in the city, and is also well-known for being home to the oldest living tree in Paris, said to date back to around 1602!
This is where you will begin your exploration, admiring some of the city's medieval districts before you reach the Latin quarter. History will be brought to life thanks to the experience and know-how of your kid-friendly guide as you learn about the district's fascinating origins. You will take a stroll down some the oldest parts of Paris, with quaint narrow streets leading you to pretty little squares lying in the shadows of towering monuments. Then you will arrive in the Latin Quarter itself, well-known for its student population and vibrant atmosphere.
The Latin Quarter is the home to a number of higher education institutes, and takes its name from the fact that during the Middle Ages, students of the nearby Sorbonne University spoke exclusively in Latin. You will be shown the area's principle landmarks and attractions, including the aforementioned Sorbonne University. The institution was founded in the 13th century, and played a vital role in Paris becoming the nation's capital.
You will make your own way to the meeting points