Saint-Germain, Belle Époque Cafés and Historic Paris
Visit the following sites on your tour:
Fontaine Saint-Michel, the last monumental wall fountain built in Paris, in an eclectic style.
Hôtel Fécamp, with the terrifying history of the Marquise de Brinvilliers and stories of poisons and alchemy, featuring medieval architecture.
Immeuble Hennebique (1898-1900), a historical landmark and an example of Art Nouveau architecture.
Picasso Studio, a hôtel particulier mansion.
Café Le Procope.
Musée National Eugène Delacroix, passing by the artist's house and studio.
Place de Furstenberg, a charming square with elegant lamp posts and the Catholic Institute.
Place Saint-Germain des Prés.
Café de Flore.
Saint-Sulpice, the second-largest church in Paris, and its Gnomon, which gained popularity in 2003 through Dan Brown's bestseller "The Da Vinci Code," in Baroque style.
Luxembourg Palace and Gardens (pass by).
Odéon.
Sarah Bernhardt's house.
Sorbonne University, a Roman well, and the Observatory of Sorbonne.
The wolf statue of Romulus and Remus at Square Paul-Painlevé.
Cluny Museum*, the National Museum of the Middle Ages, and the Roman Baths.
Saint-Severin Gothic Church and the history of the richest heiress in Europe.
End of the tour.
