Secret Paris – A Jewish Walk Through the Left Bank 2h30

We’ll explore one of the oldest areas where Jews lived in medieval Paris, walking in the footsteps of centuries of Jewish presence, resilience, and memory.

From an ancient Jewish cemetery near the Sorbonne university to Hebrew inscriptions still visible on the façades of some of Paris's most beautiful buildings, this tour is filled with surprising traces of the past in the heart of today’s vibrant Paris.

We’ll pass through Rue Saint-André-des-Arts, where stories of invention, Revolution, and transformation unfold — including the invention of the guillotine. And we’ll end our walk in the lush and elegant Luxembourg Gardens, one of Paris’s most beloved green spaces.

This tour is a blend of hidden heritage, architecture, and reflection, offering a new way to experience the latine quarter saint germain de pres — through the Jewish eye, and with a deep sense of connection to history and identity.

Join me, and let’s uncover this forgotten chapter of Paris together.