2 Bedroom Rue Vauquelin Paris apartment rental

2 Bedroom
Rue Vauquelin

Address: Rue Vauquelin

Zipcode: 75005

Area: Latin Quarter

Metro: Censier Daubenton (7)

Description:

At the heart of the Latin Quarter this apartment is located near the Mouffetard district, of the arenas of Lutèce and the Botanical garden. It will enable you to live in the heart of the old Paris.

Building with digicode and intercom. Apartment of charm to the 1e stage of a building of a great standing.

Layout:
This apartment is composed of four pieces. A large living room with a sofa bed for a person. In the dining room, communicating with the living room, is a large table authorizing of the dinners with 8 - 10 people. The principal room is very large with a double bed (160*200). the second room, giving on courtyard gets a double bed. Lastly, the third is a small room with a simple bed. The kitchen is entirely equipped with a large American refrigerator. The bathroom is made up of a shower multi-jets allowing you meetings of thalasoo in full Paris!

Close to the apartment

The Mosque of Paris
Is a Moorish-style building with soaring Minarets and pink marble fountains. It is a wonderful place to have a massage (hamman) and afterwards sit in the courtyard and sip sweet mint tea.

Jardin des Plantes
Jardin des Plantes (Botanical Gardens), which also encompasses the Museum of Natural History and a Zoo.

The Arab Institute
Designed by Jean Nouvelle to resemble the boats that carried Algerians, Moroccan and Tunisian immigrants to France. The institute has a unique shutter-like window system which opens and closes automatically triggered by the sun. There is a Moroccan restaurant on the roof and a superb view over Paris from the rooftop terrace.

The Pantheon
Constructed by Louis XV in 1744 in gratitude for recovering from gout, this massive temple to the great men of France houses the bodies of Voltaire, Rousseau, Mirabeau, Marat, Victor Hugo, Emile Zola, and Jean Moulin (hero of the French Resistance during WWII).

Arenes du Lutece
Built during the 1st and 2nd centuries, this amphitheater could seat 15,000 people, hosting gladiator fights as well as less bloody entertainment.

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