Sorbonne

Established in 1653 by Cardinal de Richelieu, the Sorbonne stands as a significant landmark in Paris’ Latin Quarter. This historic building, with its grand architecture, serves as an educational center for several universities, including the University of Paris. The campus houses a historical library, a chapel, and an airy courtyard, making it the intellectual heart of the student-filled district. While the complex is not open to the public, visitors can still appreciate the exterior of this renowned scholarly hub.