:: How to choose your Paris student apartment rentals? ::

From the Latin Quarter, home to many of Paris’ schools and institutions of higher learning, to the rest of central Paris, students will find a wide variety of options for living, both economical and convenient.
If you saw the popular movie of Amelie of Montmartre, you may already be familiar with the Montmartre, Paris’ highest point overlooking the rest of the city and a vibrant neighborhood with a decidedly bohemian character. Located on the Right Bank, the Montmartre was once the home to some of the greatest artists of the 20th century, from Van Gogh to Toulouse-Lautrec to Picasso and many more.
These artists were drawn by the spiritual and fun atmosphere of this exciting, artistic neighborhood, and by the affordable rent. Students looking for their dream Paris apatments may well find the Montmartre an exciting option for affordable Parisian living.
Although the Montmartre is located on the Right Bank, as with Paris living in general, the subway system and relative small size of the city center makes your school readily accessible via a short metro trip.
Those wishing to find long term apartment rentals Paris on the Left Bank may wish to consider the equally artistic Montparnasse, also known for the variety of artists who once called this area home. The Montparnasse is also very close to Paris’ largest park, the peaceful Luxembourg Gardens. Students congregate in this area to play chess, read under the trees and generally relax in the shade of the beautiful trees.
One of Paris’ most popular streets for students also runs through this area in the direction of the Latin Quarter. The Boulevard Saint Michel is another popular student enclave, which offers yet another selection charming choices from which to find your own student apartment Paris france.
Keep in mind that Paris is very easy to navigate by public transportation, which means your options for finding the perfect Paris apartments are practically endless!
Although there are universities and schools all over Paris, more than a few prestigious and popular schools can be found in the area of Paris’ Latin Quarter, located in the 5th district.
Just a few universities and schools to be found in or near the Latin Quarter are the Sorbonne, Collège de France, Institut supérieur d'électronique de Paris (ISEP), Institut de France, École Normale Supérieure, Campus de Jussieu, University of Paris II, École nationale supérieure des mines de Paris, Beaux-arts, Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Lycée Saint-Louis, Lycée Montaigne, Lycée Fénelon, Lycée Henri-IV, Collège Stanislas, Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, Lycée Lavoisier and others.
Students have filled this area’s cafes and bistros since the Middle Ages, when Latin was still the official language of education. The area is actually called “The Latin Quarter” for the chatter and discourse of these students and teachers.
In modern times, in addition to the many students, more than a few writers and artists still inhabit this area, replete with book stores and countless picturesque moments.
In yet another convenience for those living in the 5th district, one can easily traipse across the bridge linking the Left and Right banks of the Seine and visit the popular Marais neighborhood, which contains one of Paris’ most dense areas for restaurants, cafes and clubs.
We look forward to helping to find the perfect Paris student apartment.