Things to do in Latin Quarter, Paris

A former church that now serves as a secular mausoleum for distinguished French citizens such as Victor Hugo and Marie Curie. Its 360-degree panoramic views are among the best in Paris, with shorter waits than the Eiffel Tower.

"A former church that now serves as a secular mausoleum for distinguished French citizens such as Vic"

The historic university, named as one of the iconic spots of the Latin Quarter.

"The historic university, named as one of the iconic spots of the Latin Quarter."

An English-language bookshop continuing the legacy of Sylvia Beach's original shop, a haunt of Hemingway and Joyce. The current shop was opened by George Whitman in 1951, a 5-minute walk from Notre-Dame.

"An English-language bookshop continuing the legacy of Sylvia Beach's original shop, a haunt of Hemin"

A charming café known for choux à la crème, at around $10-15. Its rooftop terrace looks out on Notre-Dame.

"A charming café known for choux à la crème, at around $10-15. Its rooftop terrace looks out on Notre"

This small church stands right next door to the Panthéon and is free to enter. The creator thinks it may be even more impressive than its famous neighbour.

"This small church stands right next door to the Panthéon and is free to enter. The creator thinks it"