6th Arrondissement Tours and Tickets

This is the best way of experiencing the 6th Arrondissement available right now:

• Paris: Charming Nooks and Crannies Bike Tour
• Saint-Germain The Original Chocolate Tasting Tour with Pastries and Macaron
• Paris Saint Germain Des Pres Walking Tour with Cruise Option
• Vintage 2CV Adventure: 1-Hour Paris Highlights Tour
• PRIVATE Paris Food Tour in Saint Germain District: 10 Tastings

The main attraction in the 6th Arrondissement is the sprawling Luxembourg Gardens. This central Paris neighborhood, beside the River Seine and the Île de la Cité, is very close to other must-see attractions, including the Musée d’Orsay (7th Arrondissement), Panthéon (5th Arrondissement), Sainte-Chapelle, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the picturesque Pont des Arts.

Hop-on hop-off bus tours often feature stops within the 6th Arrondissement and other parts of central Paris. They’re a convenient way of seeing many sights without having to catch public transportation or join a traditional guided tour with a set itinerary. You can get an overview of the 6th Arrondissement while choosing to disembark at the places that interest you most.

The 6th Arrondissement is great for families to wander around and enjoy Parisian city life. Head to the banks of the River Seine for a stroll, and take a picnic to the elegant, sprawling Luxembourg Gardens. You can get tickets to a show or film at the historical Odeon Theatre, many of which are suitable for kids.

Yes, you can use the Paris Museum Pass at the Eugene Delacroix Museum and the Cluny Museum, both of which are in the 6th Arrondissement. You can also use the pass at several other top attractions that are very near this district, including the Musée d’Orsay, Sainte-Chapelle, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Panthéon.

Seine River cruises in Paris depart from many locations along the river, especially around the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame Cathedral. The most convenient departure points for the 6th Arrondissement are those near Notre-Dame Cathedral, such as the Pont Neuf, as well as those close to the Musée d’Orsay.