Museum View Apartment Paris – 301

With a truly enviable location in the very heart of the city in the Latin Quarter, this fantastic 2-person studio apartment makes the perfect choice for your short stay in Paris.

Take the lift up to the 3rd floor and enter the apartment via your own private front door. Inside you will find a stunning, creamy white and green living space which boasts a somewhat sophisticated air whilst remaining comfortable and welcoming.

A double bed is perfectly positioned so you can enjoy the flat screen TV in comfort. Meanwhile at the other side of the room you will find a fully fitted kitchen enabling you to prepare your own meals during your stay in the city. A dining table and chairs alongside is ideal for serving up a romantic private dinner perhaps.

The apartment also has its own private bathroom fitted with a sink, bath and toilet.

The charming apartment is perfectly situated a truly enviable location almost alongside the River Seine Itself. This is the city’s famous Latin Quarter which takes its name from the language once uttered in the streets by students and professors from the nearby Sorbonne many years ago. Officially this is the city’s 5th arrondissement and is located on the south bank of the Seine.

The apartment overlooks the National Museum of Natural History which sits within some 28 acres of Jardin des Plantes. You will also find a little zoo here as well as large greenhouses filled with all kinds of exotic plants making it the perfect place to explore on a cold day.

Getting around the city is particularly easy since you will find Gare d’Austerlitz metro station barely a minute’s walk away to the east.

Follow the Seine northwards to discover Ile de la Cite. It is one of several naturally formed islands in the river. It is likely to be the most famous of the islands as it is home to the iconic building Notre Dame Cathedral. You may be disappointed to learn that the tale of The Hunchback of Notre Dame was just a made up story, but you are sure to still enjoy admiring the building’s incredible carvings and gargoyles. It is also possible to look inside the building but as it is a fully functioning place of worship there are times when it is not open to the public. Check the official website for opening times to avoid disappointment.