Charming two bedrooms close to the Pantheon

 The small streets of the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève spared by the destruction have kept an old charm where it is good to stroll. At the end of Mouffetard street, Saint-Médard church keeps the memory of the parish. The Place de la Contrescarpe with its fountain and cafés is an ideal stop. Going up the Boulevard des Gobelins, the Manufacture des Gobelins has been weaving tapestries since Louis XIV. In the same district, the arenas of Lutetia present an important vestige of the ancient city of Lutetia. As far as the Pantheon, there are some particularly picturesque little streets. To see The charming rue Mouffetard which has kept its charm of yesteryear The place de la Contrescarpe The church Saint-Médard The arenas of Lutèce The manufacture of Gobelins The Mouffetard district is one of the oldest districts of Paris, it gives you a glimpse of the past of the capital thanks to its many historic sites and monuments such as the church Saint-Médard and the arena of Lutèce Gallo-Roman arenas dating from the 1st century. It's a very popular student activity, so imagine the atmosphere. Day and night, the terraces of cafés, bars and restaurants are flooded with young people. If you want to see all these beautiful people go to the Contrescarpe square. While strolling in the Mouffetard district don't miss to go to the Gobelins factory, one of the old tapestries of the capital. If you can't remember all these places and addresses, it's not a big deal, you'll just have to go around the neighborhood to make a lot of discoveries. Here even the less informed visitor will not lack ingredients to embellish his walk in the district