The oldest area of the capital shelters the most prestigious luxury apartments of the 5th arrondissement. Located on the left bank, it is named that way because of the numerous students who studied Latin there. Renowned schools (lycées Louis-le-Grand and Henri IV, Sorbonne University) and historical monuments (Panthéon, musée de Cluny) are among restaurants, designer shops and small arthouse cinemas, giving Quartier Latin a typical atmosphere prized by the buyers.
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