Secrets of old Paris: from Antiquity to the Renaissance

We will meet at the Petit Pont and I will tell you why: this bridge is the oldest in Paris and has witnessed many events from the Romans to today! We will continue our tour by entering the heart of the Latin Quarter to discover the most recent history of the district: the time of the Courtesans and the Musketeers. We will cross the narrowest and most dangerous street around 1600. Before reaching rue St Jacques, we will stop to admire the church of St Severin, nothing to envy to Notre Dame, especially because it tells us the story of the Franks, at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and that of the first ecclesiastical university colleges. We will continue with forgotten churches and architecture such as the church of San Giuliano, even the poor deserve our attention as it is the oldest and houses the oldest tree in Paris. That if I warn you from this point you have to prepare your camera because the view of Notre Dame from here is priceless! We continue on Rue St Jacques, on the hill

Are you looking for a different visit to Paris? I propose an original look at the city of lights to captivate the best memories of your visit. Because each traveler is unique, my lives are too! Living in Paris for 7 years now, I share with you all the antics and curiosities that marked the history of art, National and also popular in the city, so they say, the most beautiful in the world.

In front of the sign that says Petit Pont, located on the walls of the bridge itself.

Petit Pont Petit Pont Cardinal Lustiger 75004 Paris France