easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels capable of sustained walking on paved, sometimes uneven streets.
Wander through Paris’s Latin Quarter on an intimate 2.5-hour private walk with Babylon Tours Paris. Unearth historic sites and literary legacies steeped in culture, presented in fluent Italian.
€49 - €115 | 2.5 Hrs | Notre-Dame to Left Bank | See where famous writers lived
Embark on a captivating 2.5-hour private walking tour through Paris's historic Latin Quarter, exploring iconic sites like Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Sorbonne. Guided by an engaging expert, discover the literary legacy of Hemingway and Fitzgerald, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture that inspires creativity and storytelling.
Private Walking Tour Professional Tour Guide Exclusively For You Duration 2 - 2.5 Hours Tour Will Run, Rain Or Shine
Tour price does NOT include Hotel Pickup or Drop-Off (we recommend UBER or Taxi) Tour does NOT include gratuities (OPTIONAL)
There’s a reason why writers like Hemingway and Fitzgerald lived in the Latin Quarter, and this exclusive private guided walking tour will make that painfully clear. Our 2.5 hour private tour starts with a visit inside the Notre Dame Cathedral followed by a charming walk through the Latin Quarter and pairs you with one of our attentive, dynamic guides who will share the stories that make this district so memorable.
From the most ancient Roman ruins to the sets for Woody Allen’s “Midnight in Paris,” this tour will walk you through the centuries that have shaped this Left Bank neighbohood. Dig up its intellectual roots at the Sorbonne University or by discussing the famous thinkers buried under the Pantheon’s majestic dome. Pal around with today’s literati as you browse the stacks at Shakespeare & Co. and then pull up a chair and read a few chapters at the Luxembourg Gardens. You may even be inspired to pick up a pen and start your own novel by the end of the tour. Just make sure you dedicate it to us.
Expect uneven cobblestones and narrow sidewalks in the historic district.
Staying hydrated keeps energy levels high during the 2.5-hour stroll.
Starting promptly helps maximize time and quiet moments before peak pedestrian traffic.
Weather in Paris can shift quickly, especially near the riverbank and open plazas.
The Latin Quarter has been a center for scholarship and art since medieval times, home to Europe's oldest university institutions.
Paris promotes responsible tourism by encouraging walking tours to reduce city vehicle congestion and preserve historic districts.
Critical for navigating cobbled streets and extended time on foot.
Important to stay hydrated during warmer months or longer walks.
summer|null specific
Protects against sudden weather changes common near the Seine and open squares.
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Handy for carrying essentials like water, maps, and personal items.