THE 5TH ARRONDISSEMENT OF PARIS | 1 to 20 PARIS TRAVEL GUIDE

Today is the fifth video in my series exploring the 20 arrondissements of Paris ! The goal of these videos will be to help you get familiarized with every square inch of Paris if you plan on moving or travelling to this beautiful city.

This video will be a travel guide vlog for the fifth arrondissement of Paris.

As always, if you have any questions or need any advice on moving to France leave them in the comments! I'm here to help :)

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Arielle

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0:00​ - Intro
0:37 - 5th arrondissement history
1:47 - itinerary
8:40 - 4th arrondissement vlog
8:48 - Jardin des Plantes
11:15​ - Arènes de Lutèce
11:37 - Rue Mouffetard
12:16 - Paroisse Saint Médard
13:00 - Grand Mosquée de Paris
13:17 - Musée du Service de Santé des Armées
13:22 - Église du Val-de-Grâce de Paris
14:16 - Panthéon
15:40​ - Cluny Museum
16:02 - Quartier Latin
16:10 - Église Saint-Séverin
16:34 - Rue de la huchette
16:49 - Shakespeare and co
17:06 - Oldest tree in Paris
19:12​ - Institut du monde Arabe
19:30 - Conclusion and outro

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[Sea_graves]

As an American learning French it is so important to learn the history of the country and it’s cities too. This is so helpful! Thank you for continuing this series!!❤

[samanthanoah]

Hello. I'm a recent subscriber and I just love your videos. I wanted to point out something that I'm not sure many people know (at least I don't see anyone mentioning it here). The church at the 12:13 mark and a few other places in this video (as well as the Shakespeare bookstore) were featured in the tv show Highlander the series from about 30 years ago. The church I believe was the one used as the setting in the episode "Band of Brothers". it's the church where "Darius" was a priest.

[JohnEmerson-rt]

Very much enjoyed your video, as I once lived in Shakespeare and Company, back I 2006, for six weeks. Merci!

[enriquesanchez]

CAN'T WAIT TO SEE the HUCHETTE IONECU plays on a Wednesday in APRIL next year... with subtitles the website says! ♥

[pamelagoodson]

Thank you for inserting the written sight names. Soooo helpful for me as I do not speak French and it was hard to understand in previous vlogs. So much to see. Love Paris.

[sherrieshatzen]

I love Le Jardin des Plantes in any season. Watching all of the different plants change from season to season is amazing.Thank you for this vlog. You passed by another of my favorites, la Musee Cluny. It is a place I used to love to visit in the heat of summer as the ancient stones & the plants always seemed to be cooler than most other places in the heat.

[BebeLovesJesus-ijhz]

Well done on the tour and info for the 5th arrondissement, Arielle! 🌸

[ldefrene]

So informative - definitely the best description & tour out there! We want to buy an apartment & this is EXTREMELY helpful !! THANK YOU SO MUCH !

[charelder]

Thank you for all of the work you put into your videos. The detail is very much appreciated. I am traveling to Paris in July with children ages 6, 12, 13, and 15. Can you offer specific hotels for our stay? I would greatly appreciate your input. Thank you for doing what you do!

[erickjerland]

Another interesting video. I been to the Latin Quarter. It's where the action is. I found Paris to be a great party town. I'm from Chicago and I found Paris to be amazing. It's been a mild winter in Chicago. It's March we have St Patrick's day coming up. Which a big party time in Chicago. Chicago River is dyed green.

[ometofu]

Need a June guide here.. i feel like it is way too hot to walk around during summer day time… lol… love La Madison de d’isabelle….

[batoloco]

I truly enjoyed your video of the Latin Quarter as I will be staying there the month of october for my second visit to the beautiful city of Paris. Your video had lots of the sights with a nice preview. I wondered why the title Get The Margarita because you do not look hispanic at all. You are a beautiful lady with flawless English and a bubbly personality. Thanks and continued success.

[cicim]

I'm so happy that you are continuing this series. This series is helping me so much with planning our trip. I love how you break down the map in the beginning. I just hope you get through all the arrondissement before we get there :P thank you!

[MrStan]

Thanks for the tour.
Rue de Mouffetard is one of my favorite streets in Paris. I visited Shakespeare & Co around late September 2021. There was a line—about a 20 minute wait.

[natalienakayama]

I’ve enjoyed ALL your videos! Thank you! And what card\pass did you use to rent a bike?

[anweshagupta]

My boyfriend (well kind of complicated now) is going to visit Paris this May. I definitely have recommended your videos to him 🤣 he might even see this comment.

Love your videos. You inspire me to visit Paris 😢

[fesuslaszlo]

1988. láttam Párist. Köszönöm a videót.

[jimwilson]

Good job.You putmore infoon the 5th tha nother videos I've seen.

[sandrad]

I love the 5th & 6th arrondissements. Thank you for the great video. I can't wait for my next trip to Paris! 😊

[annaleebeverley]

Just an add on to Shakespeare and Co..Whitman passed away a few years ago. His daughter, Sylvia, whom he named after Sylvia Beach, runs the store now and has expanded it and added the cafe catered by Bob’s Bakery..gr8 English scones…. It is usually very busy with limited numbers allowed in at one time so kinda a free museum/bookstore.. with security and long line-ups.. all recent in last few years.. it is on everyone’s hit list for Paris thus the long lines. Also.. to the Mosque info, I wanted to add that the Mosques serves gr8 mint tea and tagines.. and has a Hammam that is very cheap but very communal and basic. Two reasons people visit the Mosques.