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Saint-Germain-des-Près - Audio Companion

Let’s begin our adventure !

Your journey starts here : at 18 Cr de Rohan, 75006 Paris.

When you're ready, we’ll take our first steps into history !

18 Cr de Rohan, 75006 Paris

A little Thriller Anecdote about Saint germain

Cour du Commerce Saint-André

House of Joseph-Ignace Guillotin

Street - Cour Rohan

Le Procope

Covered Market of Saint-Germain

Place Fürstenberg

Museum Eugène Delacroix

Square Laurent-Prache

Church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Café Les Deux Magots

Café de Flore

Street - Rue Saint-Pères

Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics – Sciences Po

House of Serge Gainsbourg

House of Robert Schuman

Musée d’Orsay

National Museum of the Legion of Honour and Orders of Chivalry

Notre-Dame de Paris

Emmanuel

Bird's eye view of Notre Dame Cathedral's facade with twin towers in Paris, France, surrounded by historic rooftops.

View of an attic or loft with wooden beams and a walkway, illuminated by sunlight coming through a window or opening at the far end.

View of an attic with exposed wooden rafters and beams, a chandelier hanging from the ceiling, and a lock bridge in the center.

Original heads at Museum Cluny

Detailed stone carving depicting religious and mythological figures, including angels, a demon, and children, with a castle in the background.

Hôtel-Dieu de Paris

Flowers Market – Queen Elizabeth II

Illustration of Elisabeth Flower Walk in 1816 showing a marketplace with people, vendors, horse-drawn carts, trees, and historic buildings in the background.

Black and white photo of construction workers at a subway construction site in an urban area, with heavy machinery and buildings in the background, labeled 'Construction of Metro Line 14'.

Black and white photo of a construction site with a large circular opening in the ground, surrounded by wooden barriers and scaffolding, with trees and buildings in the background.

Workers inside a large tunnel under construction, using shovels and machinery to excavate the tunnel walls.

Queen Elizabeth II standing with two people during a public event in Paris under a street sign that reads 'Marché aux Fleurs, Reine Elizabeth II'.

The Kiosk of the Night Owls

A man with medium-length brown hair crossed arms, wearing a blue denim shirt, standing in an art gallery with modern artwork and metallic balloons in the background.

A person standing in an art installation resembling a large wave made of small, metallic, reflective blocks.

A bed frame constructed from metal rings, decorated with colorful spherical beads and hanging ornaments.

Les Colonnes de Buren

Le Palais Royal

A theatrical scene from the 18th century with actors performing a play on stage, dressed in period costumes, with some actors behind glass and others outside, set in a historical style.

Illustration of a vintage scene inside a beauty salon with women and a barber, some women seated and others walking in, with a green and wooden interior.

Vintage illustration of Gerard de Nerval with a snake, with the text 'Believe it or Not!'

Black and white illustration of Gerard de Nerval, a man in 19th-century attire, walking with a walking stick, wearing a top hat, a bow tie, a long coat, striped pants, and high-heeled shoes.

Dear fellow explorers,

And this brings us to the end of our journey.

From the literary cafés and ancient abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés to the grand squares, palaces, and hidden passages of the 1st arrondissement, we’ve walked through some of the richest layers of Parisian history. Along the way, elegant façades, quiet courtyards, legendary monuments, and lively streets revealed a city shaped by thinkers, artists, kings, and revolutionaries.

This long walk through the heart of Paris is more than a simple itinerary, it’s a journey across centuries of power, creativity, faith, and everyday life. From intellectual debates to royal ambitions, from medieval streets to classical harmony, each stop has told a chapter of the city’s remarkable story.

Thank you for joining me on this adventure.

Behind every monument lies a story, and behind every street corner, a fragment of Paris’s soul.

Until next time, keep exploring, keep wondering…

And remember: in Paris, every step is a story waiting to be told.

Thank you !

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