Paris Montsouris, Parigi

Student residence in the 13th arrondissement
Tucked away in a picturesque corner of the 13th arrondissement, Paris Montsouris offers the perfect blend of traditional charm and vibrant city living. Across the road, you’ll find the quaint cobblestone streets of the Cité Florale, while the sweeping lawns of Parc Montsouris are right around the corner – ideal for a refreshing study break.

Through the park lies the Parc Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, a residential campus home to thousands of international students and researchers. Elsewhere in the 13th arrondissement, you can explore the Quartier Asiatique – Europe's largest Chinatown – which adds to the area’s vibrant, cosmopolitan feel.

Premium facilities built for students
Completely renovated in 2023, Paris Montsouris offers 70 fully-equipped studios, designed for comfort and convenience. The residence features ultra-fast Wi-Fi, 24/7 video surveillance, a comfortable lounge area, gym, and dedicated coworking space for studying or group work.

When it's time to relax, you can take advantage of the games area or secure bike storage to explore the city. Practical aspects are also taken into account, with on-site laundry facilities and fully accessible access for all residents.

Close links to universities across Paris
Paris Montsouris is conveniently placed near a number of key transport hubs, with the following routes in walking distance of the residence:

• Métro Line 4 from Alésia station → runs from north to south through central Paris, linking historic neighbourhoods and student hubs in the Latin Quarter.
• Métro Line 6 from Corvisart station → southern route with sweeping Eiffel Tower views and fast links through the Left Bank of the Seine.
• Métro Line 7 from Tolbiac Corvisart → busy cross-city line stretching from Ivry-sur-Seine in the south to the northeastern suburbs.
• RER B train line from Cité Universitaire station → high-speed option with several stops in the city and direct links to Paris-Saclay University.
• T3a tram line from Cité Universitaire station → circles the southern edge of the city with easy connections to metro lines and university districts.
With such a wealth of options, getting around central Paris is easy. It only takes about 20 minutes on the RER B line to reach the Latin Quarter, where many of the major university campuses are clustered. Closer to home, you also have EBS Paris and PPA Business School within walking distance.