rue Tournefort
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Sleeps
- 3
- Floors
- 3rd
- Neighborhood
- Latin Quarter
- Square meters
- 30 m²
- Nightly
- 200€
- Weekly
- 1500€
Property
This elegant residence sits in the heart of the intellectual hub of the Latin Quarter, one block from the Sorbonne, three blocks from Boulevard Saint-Germain and the Seine River... Luxembourg Garden, "Arènes de Lutèce", Jardin des plantes, Boulevard Saint-Michel, Odeon, Châtelet, Montparnasse... are close.
Eiffel Tour, Champs Elysées, Musée du Louvre are 20-30 minutes walking distance from the place. Nice walk from the Seine river...
Located in an ancient residence of Louis XIII's guardsmen, the residence is called today "La Maison des Trois Jardins" (the house of three gardens). It opens on to a classified 17th century courtyard. This private residence has 2 accesses; one from Rue Mouffetard and one from Rue Tournefort.
The Rue Mouffetard is one of Paris’ historical streets a few steps away from the famous Place de la Contrescarpe, few steps away from the Pantheon. Practically dedicated to pedestrians only, the "Mouffetard village" is famous for its daily market, its world cuisine or traditional French restaurants, and its old stone houses.
The residence is located in the heart of Paris -Left Bank- , in the Historical district.
You are also in the heart of the fashion district: Boulevard Saint-Germain des Près, Le Bon Marché fashion store...
Area
Rue Mouffetard is a remnant of an old Roman road. Some buildings date from the 12th century, and many have distinct histories; in a sense, this street represents the history of Paris. The market fills its lower half every morning, and people come to do their daily shopping. Its vitality is reminiscent of a scene from the Middle Ages. After the market closes, restaurants open up, offering a wide variety of ethnic foods and more stereotypically French food at cafes and creperies.
Every day except Monday, the rue Mouffetard hosts perhaps the most famous street market in all of Paris and historians have traced the origins of this market to 1350 and possibly earlier. Unlike most street markets in Paris with temporary stalls and goods brought in, the area's permanent shops place their goods on the pedestrian street and thus have a great stake in preserving the character of the area.
Amenities
- Security code with Interphone
- Washing machine
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Bed linen provided
- Cable/Satellite TV
- TV
- Telephone
- Free long distance
- High-speed Internet
- WiFi
- Oven
- Microwave
- Stove
- Coffee maker
- Refrigerator
- Freezer
- Vitro ceramic
- Toaster
- Water kettle
- Kitchen utensils provided
- Fans
- Shower
- Towels provided
- Hair dryer
- City view
Activities
- Sightseeing
- Shopping
- Restaurants
- Cinemas/movie theaters
- Museums
- Theaters
- Health/beauty spa
- Antique shops
- Fitness center/gym
- Biking