You will meet your guide in Place Renè Viviani, a beautiful green area lying on the banks of the river Seine. This square is an idyllic, peaceful spot that provides one the finest views of Notre Dame in the city, and is also well-known for being home to the oldest living tree in Paris, said to date back to around 1602!

You will visit one of Paris's most popular neighbourhoods, the picturesque Latin Quarter. Known for its bohemian atmosphere, full of historic monuments, student cafes, book-stores and gardens, this area is a best place for a relaxing family walk. You will be amused by the landmarks such as Jardin des Plantes, the botanical gardens and the Sorbonne University while you guide will share some interesting facts and anecdotes about the Parisians’ lifestyle.

The Latin Quarter is the home to a number of higher education institutes, and takes its name from the fact that during the Middle Ages, students of the nearby Sorbonne University spoke exclusively in Latin. You will be shown the area's principle landmarks and attractions, including the aforementioned Sorbonne University. The institution was founded in the 13th century, and played a vital role in Paris becoming the nation's capital.

You will see the attractive Place Paul-Langevin, a pretty green space lined by magnificent magnolia trees, the Latin Quarter is also home to a number of Roman remains.

One such place is the Arènes de Lutèce, an arena that used to hold 15,000 people and which was also used as an amphitheatre in order to host gladiatorial combat. This is one of the city's most significant ancient Roman sites, and a visit to the Latin Quarter really isn't complete without seeing it.

The tour then proceeds onto the Saint-Etienne du Mont Church. This church presents an unusual style of architecture which dates back to a transitional period between flamboyant Gothic and Renaissance. This unique structure is not merely a tourist attraction, it is also an important destination for pilgrims as well as being a fully operational Catholic church. Among the important things to see inside is the shrine dedicated to Saint Genevieve, the Patron Saint of Paris. Furthermore, you will be amazed by the rood screen, splendidly carved panels and a sequence of magnificent stained glass windows in the ambulatory and chancel, dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries.

At the end of the tour, you will explore the temple of the French nation - the gorgeous Pantheon. This church was a symbol of the revolution of 1789 and now it plays a role of one of the most important religious and patriotic monuments. You and your kids will enjoy its history and majestic architecture while participating in various quizzes and trivia specially elaborated to engage the whole family and to make the children learn with fun.