31/05/2012
Who is Emile Littré ?
On June 02nd 2012, we will celebrate the anniversary of Emile Littré’s death in 1881, 131 years ago. For those who wonder why our Hotel is called Le Littré, it’s the occasion to introduce Emile Littré.
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25/05/2012
Come to the Hotel Le Littre in June
The Hotel Littré proposes you a selection of our favorites restaurants, exhibitions or events taking place on June!
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14/05/2012
Paris celebrates Cima da Conegliano, one of the three famous Venetian painting artists of the Renaissance, at the Musée du Luxembourg from April 5 to July 15. An exhibition that bursts out the colours of Italy and the Renaissance at only 10 minutes by foot from your Parisian boutique hotel! (Lire la suite …)
9/05/2012
After Sydney Bechet and other Miles Davises, which jazz artists make the Parisian days and nights swing? The answer can be found in Paris, at a few steps from the Littré, in the clubs, the cafés, the churches, the theatres etc. from May 20 to June 3. That’ll reassure those who love the jazzy atmosphere of the most arty district of Paris; the one of your boutique hotel! (Lire la suite …)
26/04/2012
Come to the Hotel Le Littre in May
To help you make your stay in Paris unforgattable, The Hotel Le Littré is delighted to propose you a selection of the best events or exhibitions taking place in Paris in May.
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23/04/2012
The Louvres Museum spotlights one more time the great master of the Renaissance Leonardo da Vinci. Discover his last masterpiece recently restored: Sainte Anne, exhibited in one of the most prestigious museum of the world.
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18/04/2012
When you’re stressed out or tired, who doesn’t dream about a relaxing massage, to release muscle tension and to regain a healthy body? In the heart of Paris, Sensation Spa welcomes you for a massage in a quiet and peaceful setting. (Lire la suite …)
11/04/2012
The history of the catacombs begins in the end of the 18th Century. Labyrinth in the earth of the Paris’ underground, the catacombs join together the remains of around six billions of Parisians, who were usually buried in the, now closed, cemeteries of Paris, such as the Cemetery of the Innocents located in the actual Halles area. They were old quarries where they extracted the stones used to build the monuments of Paris.
We can find among these bones, the remains of several personalities, such as Rabelais, La Fontaine, Perrault, the sculptor François Girardon, the painter Vouet, and also the guillotines of the French Revolution: Camille and Lucile Desmoulins, Danton, Robespierre…
Nowadays, the visitor can discover this macabre decor through a tangle of obscure galleries and narrow corridors. This unique site retraces the history of Paris and invites you in a timeless journey.
The catacombes of paris : 1, avenue du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy, 75014 Paris.
Direct access from Hotel Le Littré : Ligne 6 at Montparnasse Bienvenüe - Exit Denfer-Rochereau
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4/04/2012
First of all Verlaine, Rimbaud and Mallarmé. Then Picasso, Fernand Léger, Prévert, Hemingway and Sartre… Not to mention André Breton and the surrealists. Anyone belonging to the “Bohemian” Legend of Paris once sat at a table in the Deux Magots. Don’t miss this cult place of Paris! (Lire la suite …)
21/03/2012
Women climbing out of the bath, with long hair, slender backs and sensual hands and necks. Here is one of the artistic universes of Edgar Degas (1834-1917), a lover of dance, women and horses. From the 13th of March to the 1st of July 2012, the Littré recommends “Degas et le nu” at the Musée d’Orsay. (Lire la suite …)
