Sorbonne

This is one of the oldest areas of Paris and strolling down the small streets of Quartier Latin is like traveling back in time. When you enter the courtyard of the building, you feel like you ventured in the countryside in the center of Paris.

The apartment is located on the 3rd floor in a building that used to be a convent in the XVIIIth century. It is quiet, filled with light, yet just a few blocks away from Pantheon, the Luxembourg garden and rue Mouffetard.

The apartment is on two levels. The main room is very spacious and overlooks the garden. It combines modern and antique furniture, and the Ligne Roset sofa is so inviting you may want to spend the whole day browsing through the collection of books and catalogues that fill the bookshelves. Or you may just sit down and enjoy the view of garden and the carefully preserved architecture. The original building dates back to the XVIth century and inspired some of the stories by Victor Hugo in Les Miserables.