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6th arr. · Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the Luxembourg two streets away, and the Left Bank as you imagine it.
The 6th holds the Left Bank between the Seine and the Luxembourg garden. Around the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés: the cafés where Sartre and Beauvoir wrote, the publishers, the galleries and the bookshops; around Saint-Sulpice, the boutiques and the quiet streets. The Luxembourg is the neighbourhood garden: a walk in the morning, a book in the afternoon. Our apartments in the 6th are on rue de Rennes, at the heart of that Paris, with large living spaces for entertaining and a bedroom for everyone.
Full neighbourhood guide: 6th arr. · Saint-Germain-des-Prés →Points of interest
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Our favorite addresses
Café de Flore
CaféThe quintessential Saint-Germain café, that of Sartre and Beauvoir. A terrace for watching the boulevard.
Restaurant Guy Savoy
RestaurantGuy Savoy's grand table, in the salons of the Monnaie de Paris, facing the Seine. For a dinner that matters.
Pierre Hermé
PatisserieThe rue Bonaparte boutique. The Ispahan, rose, lychee and raspberry, and the seasonal macarons.
Jardin du Luxembourg
CultureThe Senate's garden: chestnut alleys, the Medici fountain, green chairs. The open-air living room of the 6th.