 Restaurants
› Le comptoir du relais
9, Carrefour de l'Odeon
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 43 29 12 05
Traditional Cuisine - Classic Restaurant
› Le restaurant
13, rue des Beaux Arts
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 44 41 99 01
Situé dans "L'HOTEL"
fameux établissement où descendent
MICK JAGGER, ROBERT DE NIRO...
Traditional cuisine - Trendy Restaurant
› Cafe des Deux Magots
6, place St Germain-des-Pres
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 45 48 55 25
Fax: 01 45 49 31 29
Traditional Cuisine - Brasserie/Cafe
› Café de Flore
26, rue St Benoit
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 45 44 33 40
Traditional Cuisine - Brasserie/Cafe
› Brasserie Lipp
151, boulevard St Germain
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 45 48 53 91
Fax: 01 45 44 33 20
Traditional Cuisine
› Le Procope
13, rue de l’Anciennne Comedie
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 40 46 79 00
www.procope.com
Traditional Cuisine - Brasserie
› Laperouse
51, quai des Grands Augustins
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 43 26 68 04
Fax: 01 43 26 99 39
Gourmet Cuisine - Classic Restaurant
› L'Alcazar
62, rue Mazarine
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 53 10 19 99
New Cuisine - Trendy Restarant
› Les Editeurs
4, Carrefour de l'Odeon
75006 Paris
Phone: 01 43 26 67 76
Fax: 01 46 34 58 30
Traditional Cuisine - Trendy Restaurant
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Historic Buildings & Streets
› Palais Abbatial
› Boulevard Saint Germain
› Rue du Dragon
› Rue de l’Odeon
› Cour de Rohan
› Cour du Commerce St-André
› Instut de France
› Ecole Nationale Supérieure des
Beaux-Arts
› Ecole Nationale d’Administration
› Quai Voltaire
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This Left Bank area is fuller and livelier, its streets and cafés more crowded than when it was the forefront of the city’s intellectual life in the 1950s. The leading figures of that time have now gone and the rebellious disciples have retreated to their bourgeois backgrounds. However, new philosophers are there, the radical young thinkers who emerged from the 1960s upheavals. The area still has the major publishing houses, whose executives entertain treasured writers and agents in the famous cafés. But they now share the area with the smart set, those who patronize Yves St Laurent’s opulent premises and the elegant Rue Jacob’s smart interior designers. On the south side of Boulevard St Germain the streets are quiet and quaint, with lots of good restaurants, and the Odéon end there are brassy cafés and a profusion of cinemas.
