the compact Latin Quarter was spared the razing that created the city’s grand boulevards in the 19th century, its narrow, crooked and cobbled lanes retaining a fragment of medieval Paris.

Some 50 years earlier Abigail Adams had written a friend from Paris ... the Latin Quarter's renowned École de Médecine. Though if we needed reminding of the primitive nature of 19th-century ...

Sepia-tinted photographs of a Latin Quarter paralysed by protest ... It also has Roman relics, 13th-century cloisters, ancient universities and Paris’s grandest mosque. But if it’s more ...

Photo Credit: Christophe Bielsa Paris has no shortage of great neighborhoods, but for me, the Latin Quarter ... Housed in a 19th century building, the hotel makes generous use of natural materials ...

On the Left Bank of the Seine, Paris's Latin quarter houses the Sorbonne ... The iconic Boulinier, a fixture on the same boulevard since the 19th century, was forced to move its main store ...

One of Paris's oldest neighborhoods, the Latin Quarter has long drawn writers, artists and intellectuals – not least as it's the home of the prestigious, 13th-century Sorbonne University.