No. The artists quarter is the 5th Arrondissement on the Left Bank. The Pantheon as well as the Sorbonne.
Also -- Montmartre is also considered an artists' quarter.
Im not sure if Im being specific enough. I want to know the name of the artist district--neighbourhood/quarter. Shouldn't there only be one, because the question asks for only one.
Artists live many places in Paris. I've always known the 5th Arrondissement, also known as the Latin Quarter, as the traditional artists' quarter. The famed Sorbonne University is located there. However, a Google search brought up Montmartre also as an artists' quarter.
Thanks! I really feel like going there now.
I hope you do!
You're welcome.
The quarter of the artists in Paris is commonly referred to as Montmartre, not the Pantheon. The Pantheon in Paris is a neoclassical mausoleum that holds the remains of distinguished French citizens. Montmartre, on the other hand, is a historic neighborhood known for its bohemian atmosphere and its association with famous artists such as Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. To find information about the quarter of the artists in Paris, you could search online for articles, books, or visit travel websites that provide details about different neighborhoods and their cultural relevance in the city.
