The entrance hall, an exact copy of the Hall of Ambassadors in Seville's Alcazar, and the ladies' lavatory with its ceiling of cherubs are the most magnificent rooms.
Both the entrance hall and the ladies' bathroom are exquisitely designed.
As far back as the 13th century, when Paris's first university moved from the cloisters of Notre-Dame to the Left Bank, the young came to the quartier to learn Latin.