1 DAY Walking TOUR
Saint Germain des Pres + Latin Quarter
Some of our favourite streets to wonder down, cafes, touristic places and of course a must try boulangerie and chocolatier.
Get your walking shoes and appetites ready..
Get your walking shoes and appetites ready..
As featured on our website: www.petiteparis.com.au
- 7.30am BREAKFAST @ St Regi's Cafe (on isl. Saint Louis)
- 8.30am Walk Quai de Montebello map / Quai des Grands Augustins (enjoy the antique/rare booksellers along the seine banks)
- 9am Wonder Rue de Seine Map - turn right at Rue Jacob
- 9.30am Rue Bonaparte Map - drop into Laduree for macaroon gifts or samples
- 10am Boulevard Saint Germain Map
- 10.30am BRUNCH @ Brasserie Lipp, 151, boulevard Saint-Germain Map
- 11.30am Rue des Saints Peres Map (to reach DeBauve and Gallais Oldest Chocolatier in Paris - see above)
- 12pm Rue des Sevres - to go to Le Bon Marche Map or Le Grand Epicierie
- 12.30pm Rue Cherche-midi - this street is worth walking all the way down to Blvd Montparnasse (and back) popping in and out of the little boutiques along the way - visit Polaine Boulangerie for a treat!
- 1pm Place Saint Sulpice - the 2nd largest church in Paris. Map.
- 1.30pm LUNCH @ Le COMPTOIR Map.
- 3pm Passage Cours du Commerce Saint-André - the oldest passage in Paris and where you will find Le Procope the oldest cafe in Paris. Map.
- 3.30 Jardin Luxembourg Map - spend an hour mastering the art of doing nothing but parisienne watching.
- 4.30pm La Sorbonne Map
- 5pm Place du Pantheon Map
- 5.30pm Rue Mouffetard Map - watch the aperitif hour begin. Feel free to pick a bar here OR...
- 6pm APERITIF @ AU SAUVIGNON Map (back on Rue des Saints Peres - there is reward in sacrifice and hardwork or walking :) See above Bar recommendation.
- 7.30pm DINNER @ La Closerie des Lilas - This is a literary and artistic landmark, having hosted the likes of Ernest Hemingway. A restaurant with pleasant terrace for dining in the warmer months, a cafe-brasserie and live music most evenings, La Closerie retains the ambiance of old-world Paris with its red leather booths, zinc bar and soft candlelight.
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