1 room apartment of 39 m² in Paris

Neighbourhood highlightsThe 6th arrondissement is home to Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Jardin du Luxembourg. Although the legendary jazz clubs of the 50s are now rare, and you're more likely to see tourists on the terrace of the Café de Flore than intellectuals, it has retained a pleasant atmosphere, with a mix of bohemian bourgeoisie and Parisian luxury.This is one of the most emblematic - and most expensive - districts of Paris.Here are our suggestions for the best-rated restaurants near the flat:- Treize au Jardin: Picturesque tearoom with terrace overlooking the Luxembourg Gardens, preparing organic sweet and savoury dishes.Price range: €€€- Au Père Louis: Charming corner restaurant/wine bar serving French specialities such as onion soup and snails.Price range: €€€- Au Petit Suisse: Classic bistro dishes, sandwiches and daily specials in a bar/restaurant with a terrace overlooking the street.Price range: €€€- Polidor: Bistro cuisine such as duck confit and boeuf bourguignon in a charming place founded in 1845.Price range: €€Getting aroundThe flat's geographical location means you can get around the capital quickly and easily using the many public transport options available:- Metro: Cluny La Sorbonne (line 10) 8 minutes' walk away- RER: Luxembourg (line B) 5 minutes' walk away- Bus: Théâtre de l'Odéon (line 58) 2 minutes' walk away- Numerous day & night bus routes- Several taxi companies available: Les taxis G7 (the most popular): call 36 07- Velib station