Family Hotels in Rue Mouffetard

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Family Hotels in Rue Mouffetard

Le Jardin De Verre by Locke
Relax in a spacious lounge with round tables, cushioned chairs, and a circular chandelier.

Le Jardin De Verre by Locke

4.0 star property
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (102)
"Staff extremely helpful friendly and caring hotel in a quiet location but near many shops and restaurants very handy to bus and metro will go back a terrific place"
Monique
$143 nightly
The price is $178
Aug 3 - Aug 4
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Le Jardin De Verre by Locke
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Explore the area near Rue Mouffetard and other popular areas in Paris

Latin Quarter - Pantheon featuring a fountain and heritage elements
5th Arrondissement map

5th Arrondissement

Paris's lively 5th Arrondissement neighborhood is loved for its cafes and museums, and visitors often enjoy its varied attractions including Panthéon and Rue Mouffetard.

Quartier Latin showing street scenes
Latin Quarter map

Latin Quarter

Brimming with student life, the area boasts a lively atmosphere and numerous bistros, while being home to prestigious institutions like Sorbonne University and Collège de France.

Top landmarks in Rue Mouffetard

#Architecture The city of Paris is so layered with history, it's easy to forget that beyond the Renaissance palaces and Gothic cathedrals there lie traces of the city's Roman heritage. Named Lutèce, after the Latin Lutetia, Gallo-Roman Paris was a prosperous town stretching from the Ile de la Cité to the Left Bank. If you read Asterix and Obelix you’ll be quite familiar with Lutetia. Paris' 5th arrondissement, covering what was once the "new town", is home to the only remaining vestiges of the Gallo-Roman era in Paris. These include the remains of the thermal baths at Musée de Cluny, and the Arènes de Lutèce. Built toward the end of the first century A.D. on the slopes of the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève outside Lutèce, the Arènes were used as a theater, circus, and sporting arena. The style of construction is relatively rare for an amphitheater of its period, different from the round or classical oval

Arenes de Lutece

Find out about the history of Paris when you take a trip to Arenes de Lutece. Visit the churches and notable monuments in this vibrant area.

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Arenes de Lutece