La Sorbonne 

The Sorbonne University is located in the heart of the Latin Quarter, in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, at Place de la Sorbonne. Its address is: 1 rue Victor Cousin, 75005 Paris.

The Sorbonne is a university building and is therefore not open to the general public on a daily basis. However, guided tours of the faculty are regularly organized by the Chancellery of the Universities of Paris. These tours (including lounges, galleries, amphitheater, etc.) are available by reservation only. The prices are as follows:

• Full price: €12
• Reduced price: €8
• Free for children under 8 years old and for students enrolled in France

Prices may vary; please consult the Chancellery of the Universities of Paris for the most up-to-date information. It is also possible to visit the interior of the building during special occasions. This is usually the case during the European Heritage Days, held on the third weekend of September. Feel free to inquire about the dates and exceptional opening hours.

Voici la traduction en anglais de votre texte : The RATP network allows you to reach the Sorbonne in many ways: two metro lines, two RER lines, 14 bus lines, and 4 Noctilien night bus lines provide access to the famous university. The drop-off stops for each mode of transport are as follows:

Metro:

• Line 10: Cluny – La Sorbonne station
• Line 4: Saint-Michel or Odéon stations

RER:

• RER B: Luxembourg station
• RER B and C: Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame station

Bus:

• Bus 24, 75, 84, or 89: Panthéon stop
• Bus 21, 27, or 38 and Noctilien N14 and N21: Les Écoles stop
• Bus 47, 63, 75, 86, 87 and Noctilien N15 and N22: Dante stop
• Bus 63, 86, 87: Cluny stop
• Bus 58: Théâtre de l’Odéon station
• Bus 21, 24, 27, 38, 82, 84, 89: Luxembourg stop

The public transport network is very dense within Paris, so there are many route options. Be sure to calculate your trip in real time using the Bonjour RATP app to find the best route for you. You can also get to the Sorbonne by car. Several paid parking lots and parking spaces are available in the area.

Getting to the Sorbonne also means discovering the Latin Quarter, a very pleasant tourist area to explore on foot or by bike. Enjoy the wide sidewalks and bike lanes along Boulevard Saint-Michel by going down from the Île de la Cité or going up from the Luxembourg Gardens and the Montparnasse district. If you arrive from the east, coming from the Jardin des Plantes and the Pierre and Marie Curie Campus of the Sorbonne, take Rue Jussieu and Rue des Écoles.

The area features numerous monuments and attractions enjoyed by both visitors and Parisians. The Sorbonne is located close to some of the most famous points of interest in the Latin Quarter:

• Luxembourg Gardens: just a 5-minute walk from the Sorbonne, you will find green spaces, a museum, exhibitions, and cultural events.
• The Panthéon: also a 5-minute walk away, this iconic monument is the resting place of many great French personalities, from Voltaire to Simone Veil.
• The Cluny Museum: this national museum of the Middle Ages houses hundreds of medieval masterpieces within impressive architecture.
• Île de la Cité: about a ten-minute walk from the Sorbonne to reach the Sainte-Chapelle and the must-see Notre-Dame Cathedral of Paris.
• The Lutetia Arenas: classified as Historic Monuments, these Gallo-Roman ruins are unique in Paris. You can reach them in a 15-minute walk.
• Jardin des Plantes: home to the Natural History Museum and a menagerie, the garden is accessible in 8 minutes by bike or via Jussieu metro station on line 10.**