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FONDATION CARTIER POUR L'ART CONTEMPORAIN :
As you walk down Boulevard Raspail, you will come face to face with the broad façade of the building designed by architect Jean Nouvel. You won't be able to walk past it without noticing the large glass panels, half hidden behind lush green vegetation. The building itself is bordered by the garden designed by Lothar Baumgarten, which features a multitude of plant species. So take the time to visit this island of greenery lost in the urban landscape. The building's contemporary aesthetic plays on the transparency and reflection of its volumes and walls, reminiscent of some of the works housed by the Fondation Cartier.
PARIS CATACOMBS :
The famous Paris catacombs are located on Place Denfert-Rochereau. These were built in Paris at the end of the 18th century and contain the bones of Parisians who were originally buried in the cemetery of the Innocents (in the Halles district). The Catacombs of Paris are a hugely popular tourist attraction, and certainly always have been. The visit will delight thrill-seekers who will be able to scare themselves in this labyrinth winding 20 metres underground (the equivalent of a 5-storey building!) which contains the remains of more than 6 million Parisians. The romantic-macabre setting will appeal to the less fearful of the curious when they decipher the alexandrine that adorns the entrance to the ossuary: "Stop, this is the empire of death". The tour is only 2 kilometres long, but the total surface area of the catacombs is extremely impressive: over 11,000 m²! The average visit lasts between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on how fast you walk, and you can access the catacombs and the exhibitions that are sometimes installed there for just €8 at the full price.
MONTPARNASSE CEMETERY :
To continue your discovery of the district, we recommend a visit to the Montparnasse cemetery. Located just a few hundred metres from the rue de la Gaîté, this impressive cemetery covers almost 20 hectares in the heart of the 14th arrondissement. From the top of the Montparnasse Tower, you can see just how vast this Parisian cemetery is.

** METRO **
- Raspail, lines 4 and 6
- Vavin, line 4
** BUS **
- Campagne Première, line 82, 91
- Raspail Edgar Quinet, line 68
** AIRPORTS **
- CDG (Charles de Gaulle ~1h): Take the RER B to Gare de Port Royal and walk 6 min.
- Orly (~1h): Take the Orlybus to Antony then take the RER B to Gare de Port Royal and walk 6 min.