If you have a taste for history and scenery, just a few blocks to the northwest sits the Palais du Luxembourg, with its lavish, well-manicured gardens – perhaps Europe’s most significant park. And nearby is Saint Sulpice, Paris’ largest church forever memorialized in Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code.
At the end of a long day relax in solitude with a glass (or perhaps a bottle of wine?) in the eclectic, double living area, decorated with an artist’s eye for rare items collected from around the world. Or perhaps stretch out, book in hand, on the unique and comfortable sailor’s bed: couch, storage and divan all in one. The large, modern, galley-style kitchen is perfect for a chef, or just right for heating pastries, a pizza, or other favorite French munchies. Two fit well with room to spare in the bright and spacious bedroom, and the bathroom and WC are separate but central for all guests in this well laid-out apartment.
Other Activities:
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