District in Paris

Latin Quarter Map

Interactive map of Latin Quarter with coordinates, nearby places, airports and travel highlights.

📅 Best: April, May, June, July, August and September

Summary

Latin Quarter is a district in Paris. Latin Quarter is a district known for the Sorbonne and bookshops.

The best time to visit Latin Quarter is April, May, June, July, August and September. The climate is temperate. January, February and December tend to be the least comfortable months. July is the warmest month with average highs near 80°F, while January is the coldest with lows near 35°F.

The closest major airport is Paris Orly Airport (ORY), about 9 mi away. Nearby highlights include Seine River, Louvre Museum, Eiffel Tower and Palace and Park of Versailles.

Compiled from this page's own data: atlas facts plus live Open-Meteo readings.

Map of Latin Quarter

Interactive map with nearby places. Switch between street, terrain and satellite views.

Coordinates: 48°50′58.6″N 2°20′49.2″E (48.8496, 2.347)

Quick facts about Latin Quarter

TypeDistrict
CityParis
CountryFrance
ContinentEurope
Coordinates48°50′58.6″N 2°20′49.2″E (48.8496, 2.347)
Known forthe Sorbonne and bookshops
Best monthsApril, May, June, July, August and September
ClimateTemperate

Neighboring districts and neighborhoods in Paris

Sorted by distance from Latin Quarter.

Getting to Latin Quarter

By air
By road, from nearby cities
  • Brussels · 165 mi · roughly 3.8 h driving
  • Bruges · 168 mi · roughly 3.9 h driving
  • Brighton · 176 mi · roughly 4 h driving
  • London · 214 mi · roughly 4.9 h driving
  • Lyon · 243 mi · roughly 5.6 h driving

Distances are straight-line; driving times assume a 70 km/h average and no traffic.

Airports near Latin Quarter

Closest airports with IATA codes and distances.

AirportCodeDistanceServes
Paris Orly AirportORY9 miParis
Paris Charles de Gaulle AirportCDG14 miParis
London Gatwick AirportLGW195 miSussex
London Heathrow AirportLHR219 miLondon
Amsterdam Schiphol AirportAMS262 miAmsterdam
Frankfurt AirportFRA291 miGermany
Zurich AirportZRH301 miZurich

Things to do in Latin Quarter

Attractions, parks and landmarks in and around Latin Quarter.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Latin Quarter?

Latin Quarter is a district in Paris. Its coordinates are 48.8496, 2.347. It lies in Europe.

When is the best time to visit Latin Quarter?

April, May, June, July, August and September offer the most comfortable conditions in Latin Quarter, which has a temperate climate. January, February and December are usually the hardest months for outdoor plans.

What is the nearest airport to Latin Quarter?

The closest airports are Paris Orly Airport (ORY), 9 mi away, Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), 14 mi away and London Gatwick Airport (LGW), 195 mi away.

What are the top things to do in Latin Quarter?

Popular options include Seine River, Louvre Museum, Eiffel Tower, Palace and Park of Versailles, Palace of Versailles and Mont-Saint-Michel and its Bay.

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Data sources and methodology

Place dataUSPOTUS Atlas dataset (districts) - coordinates, hierarchy and facts.
Map tilesOpenStreetMap contributors, CARTO and Esri.
ElevationOpen-Meteo digital elevation model where the dataset has no value.
MethodScores, comparisons and advice on this page are computed from the inputs above. Distances are straight-line. Nothing is estimated where data is missing - the block is simply not shown.

Last updated August 23, 2026 UTC. Live blocks refresh every 15 minutes; climate averages monthly.

Davil Hofile
Written byWriter at USPOTUS

Davil Hofile is a writer at USPOTUS covering breaking news, NFL updates, viral stories, entertainment, pets, and lifestyle. He specializes in transforming complex news into clear, trustworthy, and engaging articles that help readers quickly understand what's happening across the United States. His reporting follows Google's E-E-A-T guidelines, emphasizing accuracy, credible sources, and practical value for readers.

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