Apartment
Notre-Dame-des-Champs 260 m²

Created in 1612 at the request of Marie de Medici, widow of King Henri IV, this French garden extends over 23 hectares around the Luxembourg Palace, which today houses the French Senate. 

The garden is known for its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful landscaping, combining manicured flower beds, historic sculptures, and expansive lawns. Its central pool, where children sail small sailing boats, is an iconic place in the park. There are also areas dedicated to children's games, tennis courts, music kiosks, as well as charming little cafes. 

Art lovers will discover several famous statues there, including that of Queen Marie de Medici, mythological figures, as well as the miniature Statue of Liberty created by Bartholdi. The garden also hosts the Luxembourg Museum, which offers temporary exhibitions devoted to art and history.

An iconic bustling shopping street with numerous fashion, decoration and gastronomy boutiques. Running alongside several historic districts, Rue de Rennes offers a pleasant walk in the heart of the Left Bank.

A versatile cultural venue that combines theater, cinema, an art gallery, and a literary café. Founded in 1968, this place has built a reputation for its commitment to artistic creation and its avant-garde spirit. The Lucernaire offers a diverse program that blends classical and contemporary theater, live performances, and art-house films, creating a space where different forms of cultural expression meet.

A true institution. Opened in 1911, this brasserie has welcomed numerous artists, writers, and intellectuals over the years, making it a true symbol of Parisian cultural life. Among its famous patrons are figures such as Picasso, Modigliani, Hemingway, and Sartre, who frequented this place for its lively discussions and friendly atmosphere.

A place that elegantly blends French and Japanese cuisine. This establishment offers a refined gastronomic experience, led by Chef Sakura Franck, who draws inspiration from her Japanese roots and her training in French haute cuisine. The setting is intimate and serene, with a minimalist decor that evokes nature, particularly cherry blossoms, symbols of fleeting beauty in Japanese culture.