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An ideal location, close to restaurants, cafés, shops and attractions, in a Latin Quarter steeped in history, culture and entertainment

Name: Serotel Lutèce
Address: 2, rue Berthollet, Paris, 75005

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"The welcome from the staff was wonderful. While we arrived early in the daytime, they checked our bags so we could walk around Paris at our leisure. It was during our walk that we discovered what a great location this was. Lovely restaurants, cafes and shops. An easy walk to Blvd St. Michele, which delivers you to the Seine. Maps and thorough directions were always provided with a supportive comment. We enjoyed our stay there so much that we made a new reservation for our return trip home in two weeks."

Barbara - United States

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Hotel Serotel Lutèce is the ideal hotel for walking enthusiasts.

A 10-minute walk will take you to :

Rue Mouffetard and its market, the most famous and pleasant in Paris
Musée Curie, at the heart of the "Curie Campus", the history of radioactivity and its diverse applications
Institut Océanographique de Paris, La Maison de l'Océan et de la Biodiversité, enriching and magnificent
Place de la Contrescarpe, a charming little country village, with its intimate theater and contemporary creations.

Less than 15 min walk from the hotel

Val-de-Grâce church, a 17th-century building topped by a dome and decorated with frescoes
Jardin des Plantes, plants, a dazzling rose garden, menagerie and fun activities for children
Jardin du Luxembourg, an immense bucolic space for relaxation and strolling, games and sports
Panthéon, neo-classical mausoleum, self-guided or guided tour. Discover the nave and crypt where the remains of great celebrities are laid to rest, and climb to the very top for an exceptional view of Paris and its monuments.
Arènes de Lutèce, a Gallo-Roman amphitheatre built in the 2nd century, for a break or an open-air show.
Grande galerie de l'évolution at the Muséum nationale d'Histoire naturelle, immense halls where animal species mingle in breathtaking scenography (in the Jardin des Plantes)

In about 20 minutes, you can admire :

Collège des Bernardins, a former Cistercian college, a cultural center offering conferences, symposia, exhibitions, concerts and activities for young people
Sorbonne, a splendid multidisciplinary university, listed as a historic monument
Cabaret du Paradis Latin, Paris's oldest cabaret, dinner show and Parisian music hall
Michel de Montaigne statue, just opposite the Sorbonne: stroking his right foot is a magical ritual for students before their exams.
Théâtre de l'Odéon, one of France's five national theaters, with its imposing façade and home to such theater greats as Jean-Louis Barrault

A little further away in our neighbourhood, but very accessible on foot or by public transport:

Rue Saint-André des Arts, a lovely historic street with unusual artistic venues, home to mythical figures, 24 min or 15 min by public transport.
Cour du commerce Saint-André, a cobblestone passageway in the Odéon district, leading to boulevard Saint-Germain, bistrot 1900 and historic café Le Procope, 23 min or 15 min by public transport.
La Fontaine Saint-Michel, a central point to contemplate before choosing your direction, 23 min or 13 min by public transport
Shakespeare and Company bookshop, a living vestige of the famous "lost generation": Ernest Hemingway and Francis Scott Fitzgerald among the best known, 22 min or 17 min by public transport
Rue de la Huchette, with two great names, the caveau de la Huchette (jazz club) and the théâtre de la Huchette ("the smallest of the great theaters"), Shakespeare and Ionesco take center stage, 23 min and 14 min by public transport.
Notre-Dame de Paris, Gothic cathedral, emblematic monument of Paris, 23 min and 18 min by public transport
Saint-Germain-des-Prés, boutiques, restaurants, the oldest church in Paris, art galleries, bookshops on the banks of the Seine, famous cafés like the Flore, a truly unique, lively atmosphere steeped in a long cultural history, 28 min and 24 min by public transport
Musée du Louvre, the world's second-largest art museum, itself a masterpiece, outstanding exhibitions, 35 min and 18 min by public transport
Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris, 37 min by public transport
Château de Versailles and its gardens, residence of the kings of France and illustrious monument, approx. 1 h 00 by public transport

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The Latin Quarter

One of Paris's best-known districts, the Latin Quarter covers the 5th arrondissement and part of the 6th, around its historic and legendary heart, the Sorbonne, founded in 1253. Traditionally, this district was called the University, then nicknamed the "Latin country" in the 17th century (as a joke about this district of studies, all in Latin at the time), to become the "Latin Quarter" in the 18th century.

It's still a student district, and many higher education and research establishments have since made it their home. But its charm, beauty and abundance of historic sites to visit have quickly transformed it into a renowned entertainment and tourist destination.

Today's bustling tourist scene rivals the vestiges scattered around the district and its picturesque pedestrian lanes. The Latin Quarter is teeming with places to visit, stroll, eat and shop... Charm, history and pleasure.

Discover monuments, restaurants, shops, libraries, bookshops, themed cabarets, theaters, splendid gardens, delightful squares, medieval houses and more. The choice is multiple, rich and condensed; and the atmosphere is truly joyful and convivial.

The past, with its Roman and medieval vestiges, plunges you into historic Paris; and you emerge into the lively, multicolored Parisian present.

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