The French Revolution in the Latin Quarter
Paris, France
Art & CulturePolitics & GovernmentSocial History
This walk through a small corner of Paris traces the French Revolution as it moved from ideas to street-level conflict. From Saint-Sulpice to the Abbaye Prison, you follow debates over rights, citizenship, and who truly represented the nation. Along the way, figures like Olympe de Gouges, Camille Desmoulins, Jean-Paul Marat, and Georges Danton show how print, speech, and crowds drove events toward the Terror.
The stops
- 01 Saint-Sulpice
- 02 Olympe de Gouges's Residence
- 03 Palais du Luxembourg
- 04 Camille Desmoulins's Residence
- 05 Réfectoire des Cordeliers
- 06 Site of Marat's Assassination
- 07 Statue of Danton, Place Henri Mondor
- 08 Cour du Commerce Saint-André
- 09 Café Procope
- 10 The Massacres of September 1792
- 11 Prison de l'Abbaye (Abbaye Prison)
The narration at every stop is in the app — this is just the map of where it takes you.
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On the App Store
Walk The French Revolution in the Latin Quarter with a voice in your ear.
Download Odyssey Guide on iPhone to start this walk.
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