Hôtel Dame des Arts
★★★★4 Rue Danton · about 650 m from the first stop
Guest rating 10/10 (1,666 reviews)
Best time: Tuesday to Saturday from about 6pm. Brewberry is reported closed Sunday and Monday, and Korrigans opens at 6pm on weekdays. Opening hours change, so check each venue before you set off.
The stops
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Brasserie O'Neil
20 rue des Canettes, 75006 Paris · Métro Mabillon (10) or Saint-Sulpice (4)
Opened in 1991 and billed as Paris's first microbrewery. It brews five house beers in Saint-Germain (blonde, blanche, ambrée, brune and a red-fruit beer) and serves flammekueche. Open every day, noon to 2am.
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La Robe & la Mousse
3 rue Monsieur le Prince, 75006 Paris · Métro Odéon (4/10) or RER B Luxembourg
Odéon sister bar of La Fine Mousse (opened 2017) with rotating French and international craft taps, natural wine and a vaulted cellar room. Open daily from 4pm, until midnight Sunday to Thursday and 2am Friday and Saturday.
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The Bombardier
2 place du Panthéon, 75005 Paris · Métro Cardinal Lemoine (10) or RER B Luxembourg
British pub facing the Panthéon, run by Wells & Co. It serves English ales from its Bedford brewery, ciders and pub food (Sunday roast). Open every day, 11am to 2am.
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La Taverne des Korrigans
42 rue du Cardinal Lemoine, 75005 Paris · Métro Cardinal Lemoine (10)
Latin Quarter pub with rotating French craft taps. It hosted several brewery tap takeovers (La Chouette, Second Degré, Fauve) during Paris Beer Festival week 2026. It opens around 6pm daily. Closing times vary between listings (midnight to 2am), so check before you go.
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Brewberry
11 rue du Pot de Fer, 75005 Paris · Métro Place Monge (7)
Craft beer bar off rue Mouffetard with about 20 to 24 taps and 300-plus bottles. Google lists 6pm to 2am Tuesday to Saturday (1am Wednesday), closed Sunday and Monday. Other listings show it open daily, so check before a Sunday or Monday visit. (Its old bottle shop at no. 18 has closed.)
The shortest route: every leg is under 1.1 km, and the longest is La Robe & la Mousse to The Bombardier past the Sorbonne and up to the Panthéon.
O'Neil and The Bombardier open at noon and 11am, so the first two stops also work as an afternoon start.
The Bombardier is a British pub first, with Wells & Co ales rather than French craft. It is here for its Panthéon location and for variety.
If Brewberry is closed (Sunday or Monday), finish at Korrigans.
Alcohol-free and pacing: ask at the bar for alcohol-free beers and soft drinks, and remember a half is always fine. Eat along the way, drink water between stops, and skip a stop whenever you like. More tips.
Places to stay nearby
Well-rated places to stay near Saint-Germain-des-Prés, measured from Brasserie O'Neil, the first stop. Distances are as the crow flies.
Hôtel Des Grands Voyageurs
★★★★92 Rue De Vaugirard · about 800 m from the first stop
Guest rating 10/10 (2,552 reviews)
Hotel La Villa Saint Germain Des Prés
★★★★★29 Rue Jacob · about 400 m from the first stop
Guest rating 10/10 (518 reviews)
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