(DK Eyewitness) Travel Guide - Paris

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Sport and Fitness
Paris offers plenty of opportunities to keep fit and exercise. for details of the route and for
The city has a superb range of sporting facilities, from rollerblade rental outlets.
beautiful Art Deco swimming pools to state-of-the-art Another, more family-friendly,
gyms and health clubs; the municipal website www.paris.fr circuit starts from Place de la
Bastille at 2.30pm on Sundays
and the town halls of each arrondissement are good sources (see www.rollers-coquillages.
of information. With its glorious backdrop of elegant streets, org). As a safety precaution, the
parks and riverside, Paris is a great city for cycling and trip is cancelled in wet weather.
jogging. It’s also the scene of some of France’s most exciting
spectator sports. The Roland Garros tennis tournament, for Running and Climbing
example, and the Tour de France bicycle race are national Paris’s parks are attractive
institutions. For details regarding all sporting events that places for jogging; among
take place in and around Paris, contact Paris’s tourist office the most popular are the
(see p359). The weekly entertainment guides L’Officiel des Jardin du Luxembourg, Parc
Spectacles, Pariscope and the Wednesday edition of Le Monceau and the Jardin des
Figaro also have good listings of the week’s sporting Tuileries. The Berges de Seine
is a nice short stretch, or you
events (see p332). For in-depth sports coverage, see could do a longer circuit at
the daily paper L’Equipe (www.lequipe.fr). the Bois de Boulogne and
Bois de Vincennes. You can
even combine running with
Cycling card (bookable online). The sightseeing by booking a
Cycling has become a much service extends to children guide to run with you, either
more attractive and viable and is known as P’tit Vélib’. individually or in small groups,
means of getting around If you’d prefer to take an with Paris Running Tours.
Paris. There are some 700 km organized cycle tour through Just outside central Paris, in
(435 miles) of cycle lanes (pistes the city, there are several Pantin, is MurMur, one of the
cyclables) in the capital, a figure organizations that run fun world’s largest indoor climbing
that is set to double by 2020, trips. In spring and summer, arenas. There are plenty of
and Parisian drivers are Fat Tire Bike Tours runs trips climbing walls, boulders and a
becoming more respectful of (from €32 per person) in which place to practise ice-climbing.
cyclists as more people turn to knowledgeable guides There’s another branch in Issy-
travelling on two wheels. Pick shepherd cyclists around the les-Moulineaux, set into the
up a copy of the free Paris à Vélo streets of Paris while imparting arches of a railway viaduct.
map from a tourist office or interesting information on the
download it from paris.fr to find city’s landmarks. Its partner,
details of all the city’s cycle lanes. City Segway Tours, offers Swimming
The nicest time to go for a guided tours on electric There is a massive aquatic
cycle ride is on Sundays and Segway scooters (over 12s only). fun park, Aquaboulevard,
national holidays, when some Paris à Vélo C’est Sympa! runs in south Paris (see p355). In
of the quaysides next to the multilingual tours to offbeat addition to an exotic artificial
Seine and the Canal St-Martin parts of the city (from €35). beach, swimming pools, water
are closed to traffic. Otherwise, toboggans and rapids, there
the most pleasant spots are the are tennis and squash courts,
Bois de Vincennes and the Bois Rollerblading golf, bowling, table tennis,
de Boulogne for a leisurely bike Rollerbladers can enjoy parades billiards, a gym, bars and shops.
ride through the woods, or the through Paris on Friday nights. Of the many municipal
2-km (1.2-mile) Berges de Seine. The police close off boulevards swimming pools, one of the
The easiest way to hire a around the city, allowing best is the Piscine Suzanne
bike is to make use of the thousands of skate fans to Berlioux, in Place de la Rotonde,
self-service Vélib’ scheme. join the fun every week. The with an Olympic-sized pool in
Bikes can be hired at around 27-km- (16.5-mile-) circuit the underground shopping
1,800 locations across the city. usually starts near the Tour complex. For a handsome 1930s
The first 30 minutes are free; Montparnasse at 10pm and decor of mosaics, plus two levels
beyond the first half-hour, lasts three hours, but you can of private changing cabins, a
additional charges apply: join the route at any point if whirlpool, sauna and water jets,
€1 for the next 30 minutes, the whole circuit seems a little go to the Piscine Pontoise-
€2 for another 30 minutes too much. In order to join in, Quartier Latin. This complex
and thereafter at €4 for every you need to know how to also has a small gym overlooking
additional 30 minutes. You can brake and change direction. the pool. Fitness fans can pump
also buy a one- or seven-day Contact www.pari-roller.com a little iron before taking a dip.




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Gyms
The Piscine Henry de Monther- The world-renowned Prix de
lant is part of a municipal sports There are a number of gyms l’Arc de Triomphe is held at the
complex that includes tennis in Paris that you can use with Hippodrome de Longchamp,
courts and a gym. a day pass. You can generally in the Bois de Boulogne, on the
The beautiful Art Nouveau expect to pay €20 or more, first Sunday in October. More
Piscine Butte-aux-Cailles (see depending on the facilities. flat racing takes place at the
pp276–7) is a treat for serious Club Med Gym is a well- Hippodrome de St-Cloud and
swimmers and sunbathers. equipped chain with over 20 Hippodrome de Maisons-
A decent-sized indoor pool is gyms in Paris and the suburbs. Laffitte, which are a short drive
perfect for laps, while the two The Espace Sportif Pontoise, in west of Paris. For steeple-
outdoor swimming areas are the Latin Quarter, offers a good- chasing, go to the Hippodrome
great for lounging. The villagey value (€11.10) weekday evening d’Auteuil, in the Bois de
atmosphere of the surrounding pass that allows you to use the Boulogne. The Hippodrome de
area only serves to reinforce the gym, pool and sauna. More Vincennes hosts the trotting
feeling of relaxing on holiday, upmarket is the sleek L’Usine, in races. For detailed information
miles away from the city. the Opéra district, with a gym, on all of these, consult France
The Piscine Joséphine Baker hammam and saunas. In theory, Galop (www.france-galop.com).
floats on the Seine near the the Ritz Health Club, which has One of the best-known road
Bibliothèque François- one of the finest indoor pools in races in the world is the 24-hour
Mitterrand. In the summer, Paris, is for guests or members car race at Le Mans, 185 km
the rooftop terrace is a good only. However, if the hotel is (115 miles) south-west of Paris.
spot for sunbathing. not too full, you can buy a day It takes place every year in mid-
Some of the more exclusive pass. Note that some swimming June. Contact the Automobile
hotels and gyms also have pools also have gyms. Club de l’Ouest for details.
their own swimming pools. A number of events, including
It is possible to buy a day pass Skating the BNP Paribas Masters of
to the chic Club Med Gym in tennis, world-class martial arts
Rue Louis Armand and have Ice-skating can be enjoyed year- demonstrations, tournaments
access to their pool. Similarly, round at the Patinoire Sonja in everything from figure
at the Novotel Tour Eiffel, Henie at the AccorHotels Arena skating to handball, and rock
non-guests are welcomed to in Bercy; the DJ-led sessions on concerts are held at the
their health club and pool, Friday and Saturday evenings AccorHotels Arena.
which has a retractable roof are particularly lively. The city’s The Parc des Princes, which
for swimming under the sun other indoor rink is Patinoire can hold 50,000 people, is home
in spring and summer. Pailleron, in the 19th to the main Paris football team,
It is important to note that arrondissement. A winter-only first-division Paris St-Germain.
all municipal pools and some rink operates outside the Hôtel The colossal Stade de
private ones insist that all de Ville and in the splendid France is a major venue
bathers wear swimming caps setting of the Grand Palais. for international football
and that male guests wear matches, the Six Nations
swim ming trunks rather than rugby tournament and music
baggy shorts. Spectator Sports concerts. Sports fans can go
The annual Tour de France on a behind-the-scenes tour.
bicycle race (www.letour.fr) Famous for its international
Tennis and Squash finishes in July in Paris, with the tennis tournament, the French
Tennis can be played at more French president awarding the Open, the Stade Roland Garros
than 40 municipal sites; you coveted maillot jaune (yellow is located in Avenue Gordon-
can book a slot online at jersey) to the winner. For over Bennett at the southern
www.tennis.paris.fr. The most 20 years now, the final stage of boundary of the Bois de
central courts – and the ones the tour has taken place over Boulogne. From late May to
with the nicest setting – are several laps of a circuit taking in mid-June, everyone lives and
at Tennis Luxembourg, at the the Louvre, the quays along the breathes tennis. Even business
Jardin du Luxembourg. Tennis Seine and the Champs-Elysées. meetings are transferred from
La Faluère in the Bois de Finding a spot to watch can be the conference room to the
Vincennes has the most courts extremely tough, so it’s best to stadium. Apply for tickets
(21), and because it has so hunt down your space several several months ahead, and
many, you can often just turn hours before the riders are due. don’t miss a trip to the
up and find a court free. Squash Other cycling events, including stadium’s excellent museum
can be played at the Espace time trials, are held at the Vélo- of tennis, featuring everything
Sportif Pontoise, which also drome National, in the suburbs from prototype rackets to a
has a swimming pool and gym. at St-Quentin-en-Yvelines. Bjorn Bjorg headband. Also,
Other good clubs include the A day out at the races gives be sure to book a table at one
Squash Montmartre and the you a chance to see the rich of the restaurants here, which
Le Club du Jeu de Paume. and famous in all their finery. are places to see and be seen.




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DIRECTORY
Cycling Piscine Butte- Tennis La Faluère Hippodrome
aux-Cailles 113 Route de la Pyramide, d’Auteuil
Fat Tire Bike Tours / 5 Pl Paul-Verlaine 75013. Bois de Vincennes 75012. Route d’Auteuil aux Lacs,
City Segway Tours Map 17 A5. Tel 01 43 74 40 93. Bois de Boulogne 75016.
24 Rue Edgar Faure Tel 01 45 89 60 05. Tennis Luxembourg Tel 01 40 71 47 47.
75015. Blvd St-Michel, Jardin du
Map 10 D4. Piscine Henry de Luxembourg 75006. Hippodrome de
Tel 01 82 88 80 96. Montherlant Map 12 E5. Longchamp
∑ fattiretours.com 30 Blvd Lannes 75016. Tel 01 43 25 79 18. Route des Tribunes,
Tel 01 40 72 28 30. Bois de Boulogne 75016.
Paris à Vélo Gyms Tel 01 44 30 75 00.
C’est Sympa! Piscine Joséphine
22 Rue Alphonse Baudin Baker Club Med Gym Hippodrome de
75011. Quai François Mauriac 26 Rue de Berri 75008. Maisons-Laffitte
Map 14 E2. 75013. Map 4 F4. 1 Ave de la Pelouse,
Tel 01 43 59 04 58.
Tel 01 48 87 60 01. Tel 01 56 61 96 50. 149 Rue de Rennes Maisons-Laffitte 78600.
∑ parisvelosympa.com ∑ carilis.fr 75006. Map 15 C1. Tel 01 39 12 81 70.
Vélib’ Piscine Pontoise- Tel 01 45 44 24 35. Hippodrome de
Tel 01 30 79 79 30. Quartier Latin ∑ cmgsportsclub.com St-Cloud
∑ velib.paris.fr Espace Sportif 1 Rue du Camp Canadien,
19 Rue de Pontoise Pontoise St-Cloud 92210.
Running and 75005. 19 Rue de Pontoise Tel 01 47 71 69 26.
Climbing Map 13 B5. 75005.
Tel 01 55 42 77 88. Map 13 B5. Hippodrome de
MurMur ∑ carilis.fr Tel 01 55 42 77 88. Vincennes
55 Rue Cartier-Bresson, Piscine Suzanne ∑ carilis.fr 2 Route de la Ferme,
93500 Pantin. Berlioux Ritz Health Club Vincennes 75012.
Tel 01 48 46 11 00. Forum des Halles, Ritz Hotel, 15 Pl Vendôme Tel 01 49 77 17 17.
∑ murmur.fr Niveau -3, access via 75001. Parc des Princes
Also at: 1–6 Blvd Map 6 D5. 24 Rue du Commandant-
Garibaldi, Issy-les- Porte du Jour 75001. Tel 01 43 16 30 30. Guilbaud 75016.
Moulineaux 92130. Map 13 A2. ∑ ritzparis.com Tel 01 47 43 71 71.
Tel 01 58 88 00 22. Tel 01 42 36 36 82. L’Usine
∑ carilis.fr ∑ leparcdesprinces.fr
Paris Running Tours 8 Rue de la Michodière Stade de France
Tel 06 02 11 52 10. Tennis and 75008. Rue Henri Delaunay,
Tel 01 42 66 30 30.
∑ parisrunningtour. Squash ∑ usineopera.com St-Denis 93200.
com
Le Club du Jeu Skating Tel 08 92 70 09 00.
Swimming de Paume ∑ stadedefrance.com
74b Rue Lauriston Patinoire Pailleron Stade Roland Garros
Aquaboulevard 75116. 32 Rue Edouard Pailleron 2 Ave Gordon-Bennett
4 Rue Louis-Armand Map 4 D4. 75019. 75016.
75015. Tel 01 47 27 46 86. Tel 01 40 40 27 70. Tel 01 47 43 48 00.
Tel 01 40 60 10 00. ∑ squashjeude ∑ pailleron19.com ∑ rolandgarros.com
∑ aquaboulevard.fr Patinoire Sonja Henie
paume.com Vélodrome National
Club Med Gym de l’AccorHotels Arena Place de la Paix Céleste,
26 Rue de Berri 75008. Espace Sportif 222 Quai de Bercy 75012. Montigny-le-Bretonneux
Tel 01 58 70 16 75.
Map 4 F4. Pontoise ∑ accorhotelsarena. 78180.
Tel 01 43 59 04 58. 19 Rue de Pontoise com Tel 01 76 21 93 20.
149 Rue de Rennes 75005. ∑ velodrome-
75006. Map 13 B5. Spectator Sports national.com
Map 15 C1. Tel 01 55 42 77 88.
Tel 01 45 44 24 35. ∑ carilis.fr AccorHotels Arena
∑ cmgsportsclub.com Squash Montmartre 8 Blvd de Bercy 75012.
Tel 01 75 44 04 00.
Novotel Tour Eiffel 14 Rue Achille-Martinet ∑ accorhotelsarena.
61 Quai de Grenelle 75018. com
75015. Map 2 E4. Automobile Club
Map 9 B5. Tel 01 42 55 38 30. de l’Ouest
Tel 01 40 58 20 00. ∑ squashmontmartre- Tel 02 43 40 24 24.
∑ novotel.com paris.com ∑ lemans.org



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CHILDREN’S PARIS

It’s never too early to instil a lifelong taste for haunts through new eyes. Many of the
this magical city in your children. Activities city’s museums cater for younger visitors,
such as scaling the dizzy heights of the Eiffel with special trails or audioguides. And
Tower (see pp196–7), boating down the when your children need a break from all
Seine (see pp74–5) or visiting Notre-Dame the stimulation, you can retire to one of the
(see pp82–5) are fun at any age, and having city’s numerous parks and gardens, where
children in tow will allow you to see old playgrounds and sandpits abound.

as Pariscope, L’Officiel des THATLou, for example. Children
Spectacles and Paris Mômes. follow a list of clues in order to
A lot of children’s activities are find certain paintings. Hunts are
geared to end-of-school times, organized around a theme,
including Wednesday after- such as “Food and Wine” or
noons, when French children “Angels and Wings”. The same
have time off. For information organization also runs treasure
on museum workshops, contact hunts around the Musée
the museums individually. d’Orsay (THATd’Or) and the
Babychou Services and streets of the Latin Quarter
Kidizen are specialist babysitting (THATRue). The museums
organizations in the city. They themselves also have art
also offer a wide range of other trails for children that can
services, including the hire of be downloaded in advance;
strollers and cots. in addition, the Musée d’Orsay
has a variety of fun, interactive
tours for children aged five to
Museums ten. Focusing on modern art,
A child taking engaging with the technology Top of the museum list for the Galerie des Enfants at the
at La Cité des Enfants at La Villette children is the Cité des Enfants, Pompidou Centre (see pp110–
a special section for children 13) mounts exhibitions and
Practical Advice at the Cité des Sciences (see runs workshops for children.
Paris welcomes young families pp240–41), in the Parc de la Similarly, the Musée en Herbe,
in hotels and most restaurants. Villette. In 90-minute sessions, dedicated entirely to children,
Children under four travel free kids can play about with water, finds fun ways to present art
on public transport, and four- to experiment with sound and exhibitions, using jigsaws,
11-year-olds travel at half price. light, and much more. The costumes and the like, and
Many sights and attractions rest of the museum also has runs popular art workshops.
offer child reductions, while plenty of hands-on activities Other enjoyable museums for
infants under three or four and changing exhibitions children include the Musée
enter free. Children under 18 aimed at the young. National de la Marine (see p203)
are admitted free of charge to Museums such as the and the Musée de la Musique
all state-run museums. Ask at Louvre can be a bit daunting (see p238). The former illustrates
the Office du Tourisme (see for anyone, let alone children. the history of French maritime
p359) for full details of child One way to engage young tradition with scale models
reductions, or check weekly visitors is to follow a treasure of battleships, dread noughts
entertainment guides such hunt, like the ones run by and submarines. The latter is
a wonderful introduction to
musical instruments, from
Renaissance theorbos to
Arabic ouds, helped along
by audioguides specially
aimed at children, free
workshops and concerts.

Parks, Zoos and
Adventure Playgrounds
The best children’s park
within Paris is the Jardin
d’Acclimatation in the Bois de
Boulogne (see p247), with a
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some appealing museums (see
pp168–9), including the Galerie
de l’Evolution, which has an
impressive collection of stuffed
animals and an interactive centre
for children on the first floor.
Children will also enjoy
exploring the Berges de Seine,
a pedestrianized stretch of the
river with floating gardens, a
climbing wall, children’s bike
rental (summer only) and cafés
with board games.
Entertainment
Children playing in the pedestrianized
Mime, dance and puppet shows, Berges de Seine
The Guignol marionettes with their emphasis on actions
rather than words, are very practise tightrope walking.
pony and camel rides, play- accessible, especially to younger Shows are in the afternoon,
grounds, funfair rides, a mini children. Most films, however, after lunch with the artistes.
railway and boats. will not have English subtitles. The Guignol puppet shows
The Parc Floral in the Bois Several theatres, including are a great French tradition.
de Vincennes (see p249) has the Théâtre Astral in the Parc Guignol himself is a far gentler
some excellent adventure Floral and Abricadabra in a character than the traditional
playgrounds and a treetop rope barge on the Canal de l’Ourcq, English Mr Punch. Most of the
park (open Wed, weekends offer children’s shows with main parks hold Guignol shows
and holidays only). The Bois mime, dance or music. The on Wednesday afternoons, at
also hosts the largest funfair most spectacular cinematic weekends and daily during
in France, open from Palm experience is in La Géode at the holidays.
Sunday through to the end of the Cité des Sciences et de
May, and is the site of the city’s l’Industrie (see p240). The cinema DIRECTORY
main zoo, the Parc Zoologique, Chaplin Saint-Lambert
whose star attraction is its specializes in children’s films Abricadabra
enormous tropical hothouse. and comic strips in French. Péniche Antipode, moored
There’s a smaller zoo in the Une Journée au Cirque offers opposite 55 Quai de la Seine
Jardin des Plantes (see p169), the a day’s entertainment when 75019. Tel 01 42 03 39 07.
beautiful botanical gardens. Also children can meet the animals, ∑ penicheantipode.fr
here are splendid hothouses and put on clown make-up or Babychou Services
Tel 01 43 13 33 23.
∑ babychou.com
Chaplin Saint-Lambert
6 Rue Péclet 75015. Tel 01 42 50
23 32. ∑ lescinemaschaplin.fr
Kidizen
Tel 06 38 10 97 42.
∑ kidizen.fr
Musée en Herbe
21 Rue Hérold, 75001. Tel 01 40 67
97 66. ∑ musee-en-herbe.com
Théâtre Astral
Parc Floral, Route de la Pyramide
75012. Tel 01 43 73 13 93.
THATLou, THATd’Or,
THATRue
∑ thatlou.com
Une Journée au Cirque
115 Blvd Charles de Gaulle,
Villeneuve-la-Garenne 92390.
Tel 01 47 99 40 40.
∑ journee-au-cirque.com
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Old-fashioned fairground
carousels are situated near
Sacré-Coeur (see pp226–7)
and in front of the Hôtel de
Ville (see p104).
A fun way of inspiring interest
in the city’s history is a boat trip.
Several companies compete
from different departure points
(see pp74–5), passing a host of
riverside sights such as Notre-
Dame, the Louvre and the
Musée d’Orsay.
In a tradition going back some
90 years, children can sail toy
boats with a long pole around
the pond in the Jardin du
Luxembourg (see p174). You
could also take the family
Fireworks over Sleeping Beauty Castle, Disneyland® Paris boating on the lakes of the Bois
de Boulogne (see p247) and the
Theme Parks
large paddling pool for children. Bois de Vincennes (see p249).
The two parks of Disneyland® Other recommended pools
Paris (see pp256–9) are the are listed on p351.
biggest and most spectacular On Sundays and public
of the Paris theme parks, but holidays, many central streets,
it’s also worth considering a including the roads along the
visit to Parc Astérix, a theme Seine (between Chatelêt and
park centred around the Bercy) are closed to traffic; bikers
legendary world of Asterix the and rollerbladers descend en
Gaul. Here, six themed areas masse. The Patinoire Pailleron
feature gladiators, slave auctions ice rink has family-friendly
and rides among the many morning sessions during the
attractions. The park is situated holidays, while the winter-only
38 km (24 miles) northeast of Patinoire de l’Hôtel de Ville
Paris. Take the RER line B to is a lovely, atmospheric venue
Charles de Gaulle Airport, then with a smaller rink for children.
the shuttle bus to Parc Astérix. In summer, don’t miss Paris
Plages (see p65), when the
riverbanks are transformed into A family boating on the Lac des Minimes,
Sports and Recreation a beach and host games such in the Bois de Vincennes
The giant Aquaboulevard as boules and various children’s
waterpark is one of the best activities. The Bassin de la
places to take energetic Villette becomes a waterpark – Street Life
and Markets
youngsters. The Piscine you can hire pedaloes and
Joséphine Baker, which kayaks and cross from one bank Outside the Pompidou
floats on the Seine, has a to the other on a zip wire. Centre (see pp110 –11),
street entertainers draw the
Children’s Shops crowds on sunny afternoons.
Musicians, magicians, fire-eaters
Children’s shops abound and artists of all kinds perform
in Paris. The department here. In Montmartre, there is
stores Le Bon Marché a tradition of street-painting,
and Galeries Lafayette predominantly in Place du
(see p313) have superb Tertre (see p228), where
collections of clothes someone is always willing to
and toys. Two charming draw your child’s portrait. It’s
toy shops with very
Traditional toys for sale in Pain d’Epices helpful staff can be also fun to take the funicular
found in the atmospheric, old-fashioned Passages – Si Tu Veux up the hill to Sacré-Coeur (see
sells well-made traditional toys, craft kits and dressing-up costumes, pp226 –7), then walk down
while the delightful Pain d’Epices stocks beautiful dolls’ houses and through the pretty streets.
all the furniture and accessories to go inside them. For children’s Parisian markets are colourful
fashions, see pp317 and 320. and animated. Try taking the
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Emergencies
Rue Mouffetard (see pp168 and
331), in the Jardin des Plantes Enfance et Partage is a free
Quarter, or Rue de Buci (see 24-hour child helpline (also
p331) in St-Germain-des-Prés. for adults). One of Paris’s
The biggest flea market, the largest children’s hospitals
Marché aux Puces de St-Ouen, is Hôpital Necker.
takes place at weekends (see
pp248–9 and 331). DIRECTORY
Aquaboulevard
Viewpoints and 4 Rue Louis Armand 75015.
Sightseeing Tel 01 40 60 10 00.
Top of the sightseeing list for Open 9am–midnight Mon–Sat,
children is a trip up the Eiffel 8am–11pm Sun & public hols.
Tower (see pp196–7). On a clear ∑ aquaboulevard.fr
day, spectacular views over Pain d’Epices
Paris will enable you to point A vintage-style carousel near the 29 Passage Jouffroy 75009.
out a number of sights, and Sacré-Coeur basilica, in Montmartre Map 6 F4.
at night the city is magically Tel 01 47 70 08 68.
lit up. If you are pushing a There is also the 59-storey ∑ paindepices.fr
stroller, bear in mind that the Montparnasse Tower (see p180), Parc Astérix
ascent is in three stages, using with shorter queues and, BP8 Plailly 60128. Tel 08 26
two separate lifts. arguably, even better views 46 66 26. Open mid-Apr–
Other interesting sights for than from the Eiffel Tower. Oct: 10am– 6pm daily.
children include Sacré-Coeur ∑ parcasterix.fr
(see pp226 –7), with its ovoid Other Interests Patinoire de l’Hôtel de Ville
dome (the second-highest Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, 75004.
point in Paris after the Eiffel Children can be quick to see Open mid-Dec–Feb:
Tower), and Notre-Dame the funny side of unusual 10am–10pm daily (from noon
cathedral (see pp82–5), on the Ile spectacles. Les Egouts (see Mon & Thu, to midnight Fri & Sat).
de la Cité. Children will enjoy p192), Paris’s sewers, offer a ∑ paris.fr
feeding the pigeons in the short tour of the city’s sewerage Patinoire Pailleron
cathedral square, visiting the system, while the Catacombs 32 Rue Edouard Pailleron, 75019.
gargoyles on the West Front (see p181) are a long series of Tel 01 40 40 27 70.
and listening to you recount quarry tunnels built in Roman Open noon–1:30pm & 4:15–
the story of the hunchback times and lined with ancient 8:30pm Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri (to
of Notre-Dame. There are skulls in the 18th century. midnight Fri), 12:30pm–midnight
incomparable views from the On the Ile de la Cité is the Sat, 10am–noon & 2–6pm Sun
towers. Children and adults alike Conciergerie (see p87), a (times vary during school hols).
will appreciate the enchanting turreted prison where many ∑ pailleron19.com
Sainte-Chapelle (see pp88–9), hapless aristocrats spent their Piscine Joséphine Baker
also on the Ile de la Cité. final days. The Musée Grévin Quai François Mauriac 75013.
Contrast ancient and modern (see p220), with its waxworks, Tel 01 56 61 96 50.
Paris with a visit to the is always a hit. The Revolution Open 7am–8:30pm Mon–Fri,
Pompidou Centre (see pp110– Rooms will especially appeal 11am–7pm Sat & Sun (times
13) and enjoy a ride on the to older children, with vary during school hols).
caterpillar-like escalators gruesome scenes and grisly ∑ carilis.fr
outside, or go to the café on sound effects, demonstrating Si Tu Veux
the roof terrace for the views. the reality of social upheaval.
68 Galerie Vivienne 75002.
Map 12 F1.
Tel 01 42 60 59 97.
∑ situveuxjouer.com
Emergencies
Enfance et Partage
Tel 08 00 05 12 34.
∑ enfance-et-partage.org
Hôpital Necker
149 Rue de Sèvres 75015.
Map 15 B1.
Tel 01 44 49 40 00.
∑ aphp.fr
Waxworks in an ornate room in the Musée Grevin




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GUIDE





Practical Information 358–367

Getting to Paris 368–373
Getting Around Paris 374–381



















































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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Paris offers a wealth of things to see and do. queues (see p359). If you’re on a budget, note
A little forward planning can save time. Make that entry prices may be lower at certain
use of tourist offices and ring in advance to times of day, or on Sundays. Be aware that
confirm a sight is not closed for holidays or some shops and museums are closed all day
refurbishment. Guided tours are often the best on Monday. Card-carrying students and senior
way to see the essential sights while you get travellers can obtain discounts on some tickets
your bearings (see p375). A Paris Pass gives (see p360). Purchase a carnet or travel pass to
you unlimited access to the city’s many economize and simplify travel on the Metro
attractions, and cuts down on time spent in and buses (see p374 and pp376–9).

Visas and Passports Tourist Information
In general, all personal goods,
France is part of the Schengen including cars and bicycles, may The main tourist office in Paris,
common European border be imported to France if they the Office du Tourisme et des
treaty, which means that are obviously for personal use Congrès de Paris, is near the
travellers moving from one and not for sale. There are no Jardin des Tuileries (see p132).
Schengen country to another are restrictions on the quantities of It will have maps, information
not subject to border controls. duty-paid and VAT-paid goods and brochures, and can provide
Schengen residents need only that can be taken from one EU comprehensive information
to show an identity card when country to another, as long as about events in the city.
entering France. Visitors from they are for personal use. There are other tourist offices
the UK, Ireland, the US, Canada, The maximum value of at Place du Tertre, at the Gare
Australia and New Zealand need currency that can be brought du Nord, Gare de l’Est and
to show a full passport. Tourists into or taken out of France Gare de Lyon, at Anvers Metro
from these countries may stay in is €10,000. Sums in excess station and at the Paris Expo
France without a visa for 90 days of this must be declared to exhibition centre during trade
within a continuous 180-day the customs authority. fairs. There are also summer-
period. For the latest information only kiosks at sights such as
and visa requirements, visitors Notre-Dame. Paris Rendez-
should consult the website of Travel Safety Advice Vous is an information point
their embassy. Visitors can get up-to-date travel and shop in the Hôtel de Ville.
safety information from the
Foreign and Commonwealth
Tax-free Goods and Office in the UK, the State Admission Charges
Customs Information Department in the US and the Most museums either charge
At shops displaying the Global Department of Foreign Affairs an admission fee or are free of
Refund Tax-Free sign, visitors and Trade in Australia. charge; few request a donation.
residing outside the EU can
reclaim the sales tax (TVA, or
VAT) they pay on French goods
as long as they spend more than
€175 in the same shop in one
day and take the goods out of
France (see p312). Détaxe receipts
can be issued on purchase to
reclaim the tax paid (usually
12 per cent). The documents
need to be endorsed at a détaxe
office (located at airports) on
exiting the EU within three
months of purchase, then
posted in the envelope
provided. There are some goods
on which a rebate cannot be
claimed including food and
drink, medicines, tobacco, cars
and motorbikes. The Centre
des Renseignements des
Douanes provides full
information about this. Le Musée d’Orsay, where entry is free on the first Sunday of the month
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Opening Hours
The entrance fee to some is allowed in tourist areas. Many
national and municipal Most of the city’s museums shops close on Monday.
museums in Paris is waived on and monuments open from
the first Sunday of each month 10am to 6 or 7pm. Municipal Listings and Tickets
for their permanent collections museums run by the city of
(for example, entrance to the Paris are usually closed on The main listings magazines,
Louvre is free on the first Monday. The national museums available at all newsagents,
Sunday of each month from are closed on Tuesday, except are Pariscope and L’Officiel des
October to March). Visitors Versailles and the Musée Spectacles (see p332). Each
under 18 years of age and d’Orsay, which are closed on Wednesday, they publish full
European Union passport Monday. Most ticket counters information on the week’s
holders aged 18–26 years are close 30–45 minutes before theatre, cinema and exhibits,
usually admitted free of charge the official closing time. To as well as on cabarets, dinner
to museums, and there are avoid queues and packed clubs and some restaurants.
sometimes discounts for museums, take advantage of FNAC ticket agencies take
students and seniors who have the nocturnes (late­night bookings for all entertain­
ID showing their date of birth. opening) that many of the ment venues, includ ing
The Paris Pass gives the major mus­ temporary
bearer unlimited access to over eums offer museum
60 of the city’s attractions for or visit on shows. There
2, 4 or 6 days, without having to weekday are FNAC
queue (temporary exhibitions mornings. branches through­
are not included). It also offers Most Paris shops out Paris. For further
unlimited travel on the Metro, and business es are Kiosque Théâtre details, call one of
buses and RER within central open from 9 or 9.30am booking kiosk their branches (see p333).
Paris, and a ticket for a hop­on to 7pm. Some close For booking
hop­off bus tour. The pass must for an hour or two from the theatre only, the
be bought in advance through around 1pm. Smaller food Kiosque Théâtre sells same­day
the website (www.parispass. shops tend to open earlier, tickets at 50 per cent discount.
com) and is either posted around 7am, and take a There are kiosks at Place de la
(allow time for delivery) or longer midday break. Most Madeleine, the Parvis de la Gare
can be collected in Paris businesses are closed on Montparnasse and Place des
(see website for details). Sunday, but Sunday trading Ternes (see p333).
DIRECTORY
Customs Tourist Open 8am– 6pm Mon– Canada
Information Information Sat. Closed 1 Jan, 1 May, 35 Ave Montaigne 75008.
Map 10 F1. Tel 01 44 43
Centre des Office du Tourisme 25 Dec. 29 00. ∑ canadainter-
Renseignements et des Congrès Gare du Nord national. gc.ca/france
18 Rue de Dunkerque
de Paris
des Douanes 25 Rue des Pyramides 75010. Map 7 B2. Great Britain
Tel 08 11 20 44 44 75001. Map 12 E1. Open 8am–6pm daily. 35 Rue du Faubourg
or 01 72 40 78 40. Tel 01 49 52 42 63. Closed 1 Jan, 1 May, St­Honoré 75008.
Open 8.30am–6pm Mon– Open 10am– 7pm daily 25 Dec. Map 5 C5.
Fri. ∑ douane.gouv.fr (May–Oct: to 9pm). Paris Expo Tel 01 44 51 31 00.
∑ parisinfo.com 1 Pl Porte de Versailles ∑ gov.uk/government/
Travel Safety Anvers (Montmartre) 75015. Tel 01 40 68 22 22. world/france.fr
Advice 72 Blvd de Rochechouart Open 11am–7pm during Ireland
75018. Map 7 A2. trade fairs. 12 Ave Foch 75016.
Australia Open 10am–6pm daily. Map 3 B4.
Department of Foreign Closed 1 Jan, 1 May, Paris Rendez-Vous Tel 01 44 17 67 00.
29 Rue de Rivoli 75004.
Affairs and Trade 25 Dec. Tel 01 42 76 43 43. ∑ embassyofireland.fr
∑ dfat.gov.au Gare de l’Est Map 13 B3. New Zealand
∑ smarttraveller.gov.au Opposite platforms 1 & 2, Open 10am–7pm 103 Rue de Grenelle
UK Pl du 11 Novembre 1918, Mon–Sat. 75007. Map 11 B3.
Foreign and 75010. Map 7 C3. Embassies Tel 01 45 01 43 43.
Open 8am–7pm Mon–
Commonwealth Office Sat. Closed 1 Jan, 1 May, ∑ nzembassy.com/
france
∑ gov.uk/foreign- 25 Dec. Australia
travel-advice 4 Rue Jean Rey 75015. USA
Gare de Lyon Map 10 D3. 2 Ave Gabriel 75008.
US Opposite platforms L & M, Tel 01 40 59 33 00. Map 5 B5. Tel 01 43 12
US Department of State 20 Blvd Diderot 75012. ∑ france.embassy. 22 22. ∑ france.
∑ travel.state.gov Map 18 F1. gov.au usembassy.gov

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Travellers with impaired. Accès Plus is a free Etiquette and Smoking
Special Needs
service to greet and accompany Etiquette (la politesse) is
Services for people with special disabled travellers on their everything to Parisians. On
needs are improving in Paris. journey. Les Compagnons du entering a store or cafe, you
Most pavements are contoured Voyage will provide an escort are expected to say “bonjour,
to allow wheel chairs easier for persons with Madame” or “bonjour,
passage, and restaurants, hotels limited mobility on Monsieur” to staff,
and museums are adapting any form of public and when leaving
their amenities. There is, for transpor t, for a fee. to say “au revoir.” Be
example, wheelchair access to Some Paris taxi sure to add “s’il vous
the first and second floor of the companies (such plaît” (please) when
Eiffel Tower, at a reduced fee, as G7, see p381), ordering something
while the Louvre and Musée have vehicles suited and “pardon” if you
d’Orsay are free to disabled to travellers with Tourisme & accidentally bump
visitors and their escorts. limited mobility; Handicap sign someone.
Increasingly, sights are taxis are bound by The French shake
sporting the Tourisme & law to assist hands on meeting
Handicap label denoting that disabled travellers. some one for the first time and
they are accessible to people For further up-to-date inform- when greeting workmates or
with physical, mental, hearing ation on public amenities for acquaintances. Friends and
and visual impediments. The the disabled, contact the GIHP. colleagues who know each
Office du Tourisme et des other well usually greet each
Congrès (see p359) has a guide other with a kiss on each cheek.
(Les Sites Labellisés “Tourisme & Student Travellers If you are unsure, wait to see if
Handicap” à Paris et en Ile-de- Students with valid ID cards they proffer a hand or a cheek.
France) listing these. The benefit from discounts of Smoking is prohibited in all
association J’accede has details 25–50 per cent at theatres, public places, but is allowed
(in French and English) of acces- museums, cinemas and many on restaurant, café and pub
sible museums, hotels, bars, public monuments. An ISIC terraces, as long as they are
restaurants and cinemas in card (International Student not enclosed.
Paris and other French cities. ID card) may be bought
Metro stations and bus routes from the main travel agencies Public Conveniences
accessible to travellers with and the CIDJ. BVJ Youth Hostel
limited mobility are marked has two reasonably priced Automated, self-cleaning toilets
with a wheelchair symbol on hostels in Paris (see p283). can be found across the city.
their maps. The RATP’s Infomobi They have been upgraded to
website details all their be larger than previously,
accessible public transport and Senior Travellers wheelchair-usable and free.
stations. Paris’s international train Some museums and Children under ten are not
stations have lifts, ramps, monuments, theatres and allowed to use these toilets
courtesy wheel chairs, signs in independent cinemas offer on their own because the
Braille and a magnetic loop at reductions for visitors aged automated cleaning function
ticket counters for the hearing over 60. Théâtre du Chatelet can be a danger to small
(see p339), for children. There are also more
example, offers than 30 free public toilet facilities
discounted tickets in Paris; locations are listed on
15 minutes before the Mairie de Paris website.
showtime to over-
65s. Expect to be
asked for ID, such Paris Time
as a passport, to Paris is 1 hour ahead of
prove your date Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
of birth. Canal or British Summer Time (BST).
tour operators New York is 6 hours behind
Canauxrama and Paris, Los Angeles is 9 hours
Paris Canal offer behind and Auckland is 11
reduced fees. hours ahead. France observes
Over-60s are Daylight Saving in summer;
eligible for a 25 clocks are put forward by
per cent discount 1 hour on the last weekend
from state railroad in March and put back by
SNCF for off-peak 1 hour on the last weekend
travel. Check their in October. The French use
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Electrical Adapters balconies, organic markets are recycling is prevalent, and
The voltage in France is 220 volts. thriving, recycling bins are priority is given to pedestrians,
Plugs have two small round pins; popping up in public transport cyclists and public transport.
heavier-duty appliances have stations and hotels use eco- Even the Eiffel Tower is eco-
two large round pins. Better friendly products. Supermarkets aware – its power is 100 per
hotels offer built-in adapters for usually charge a small fee for cent renewable. Solar panels on
shavers only or will lend you an plastic bags for your purchases. some shop roofs have further
adapter. Adapters can also be Paris has over 400 parks and reduced energy consumption.
bought at department stores, gardens to help the city breathe, An increasing number of
such as BHV (see p313). and sustainable development is hotels, such as Hotel Garvarni,
a priority. “Eco-quartiers” are are sporting the European
emerging, an example of which Ecolabel or the Clef Verte (Green
Conversion Chart is the Rungis development in Key), as a mark of their commit-
Imperial to Metric the 13th arrondissement, which ment to efficient energy and
1 inch = 2.54 centimetres has solar panels powering hot water consumption, waste
1 foot = 30 centimetres water and electricity and where separation and reduction in
1 mile = 1.6 kilometres 50 per cent of water on the chemical use.
1 ounce = 28 grams roof is collected for gardens, Organic, or “bio,” cafés and
1 pound = 454 grams restaurants are flourishing,
1 pint = 0.6 litre includ ing Le Bio d’Adam et Eve,
1 gallon = 4.6 litres a deli serving fresh meals and
sandwiches for sit-down or
Metric to Imperial takeout, and Le So, an organic
1 millimetre = 0.04 inch gourmet restaurant with a tiny
1 centimetre = 0.4 inch épicerie at the back. Le Petit
1 metre = 3 feet 3 inches Bazar also sells fairtrade coffee
1 kilometre = 0.6 mile and recycled toys.
1 gram = 0.04 ounce There are weekly organic
1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds markets at Boulevard Raspail,
1 litre = 1.8 pints Place Brancusi and Boulevard
Batignolles. Organic super-
markets, such as Naturalia
Responsible Tourism and Biocoop, can be found
A green wave has been quietly across the city. Canal Bio is
rolling over Paris. Com post boxes Fresh produce at one of Paris’s an independent store selling
are appearing on apartment organic markets organic and fairtrade produce.
DIRECTORY
Travellers with Les Compagnons du International Student Responsible
Special Needs Voyage Identity Card (ISIC) Tourism
34 Rue Campionnet 75018. ∑ isic.org
Accès Plus (SNCF) Tel 01 58 76 08 33 (emer- Le Bio d’Adam et Eve
Tel 0 890 640 650, gencies: 06 62 24 72 91). Senior Travellers 41 Rue St-Honoré 75001.
then press 1 (call 2 days ∑ compagnons.com Map 13 A2. Tel 09 82 36
ahead of planned travel). Canauxrama 94 57/06 20 31 14 80.
∑ accessibilite.sncf.com Student 13 Quai de la Loire 75019. Canal Bio
Travellers Map 8 F1. Tel 01 42 39
Groupement pour 15 00. ∑ canauxrama.fr 46 Quai de la Loire 75019.
l’Insertion des BVJ Youth Hostel Map 8 F1. Tel 01 42 06 44
Personnes 20 Rue Jean-Jacques Paris Canal 44. ∑ canal-bio.net
Handicapées Rousseau 75001. 21 Quai de la Loire 75019. Hotel Garvarni
Physiques (GIHP) Map 12 F2. Map 8 F1. 5 Rue Gavarni 75116.
61 Rue du Faubourg Tel 01 53 00 90 90. Tel 01 42 40 96 97. Map 9 B3. Tel 01 45 24 52
Poissoniere 75009. 44 Rue des ∑ pariscanal.com 82. ∑ gavarni.com
Map 7 A4. Tel 01 43 95 66 Bernardins 75005. SNCF
36. ∑ gihpnational.org Le Petit Bazar
Map 13 B5. ∑ sncf.com 10 Rue Gramme 75015.
Infomobi Tel 01 43 29 34 80. ∑ voyages-sncf.com Tel 09 84 53 69 67.
Tel 09 70 81 83 85. ∑ bvjhostelparis.com ∑ lepetitbazar.com
∑ infomobi.com CIDJ Public Le So
Conveniences
J’accede 101 Quai Branly 75015. 93 Rue Montmartre
20 passage Turquetil Map 10 E2. Mairie de Paris 75002. Map 13 A1.
75011. Tel 01 43 71 98 10. Tel 01 44 49 12 00. Sanisettes Parisiennes. Tel 01 85 15 25 98.
∑ jaccede.com ∑ cidj.com ∑ paris.fr ∑ le-so-resto.fr




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Personal Security and Health

While safety concerns have hindered tourism after much-
mediatized events in recent years, Paris is as safe as ever.
Expect security screenings entering most museums and
monuments, even churches, and armed guards patrolling
even the tiniest streets. As in all major cities, common sense
is usually sufficient to avoid problems with street crime in
general. If you fall sick during your visit, pharmacists are an
excellent source of advice – they can diagnose many health
problems and suggest appropriate treatment. For more
serious medical help, someone at the emergency numbers
in the box below will be able to deal with most enquiries.
There are many specialist services available, including a Emergency button located on all Metro
general advice line for English-speakers in crisis. station platforms

Police What to Be Aware Of
will need and remember that
As Paris is one of the most visited Visitors should get up-to-date most places accept credit
capitals in the world, the police travel safety information from cards. Traveller’s’ cheques are a
are no strangers to dealing with their relevant foreign office safe method of carrying large
tourists. If you need assistance, (see p359). sums of money.
look for bi- lingual officers Paris is, on the whole, a When travelling late at night,
sporting a badge identifying the safe city and most visits are avoid long transfers in Metro
languages they speak. Thefts, trouble-free. The centre, in stations, such as Châtelet-Les-
assaults, loss of property and particular, experiences little Halles and Montparnasse.
missing persons must be violent crime. Muggings and Generally, areas around RER
reported in person at the nearest brawls do occur, but they are train stations tend to attract
police station; central police rare compared to many other groups of youths from outlying
stations (Commissariat de Police) world capitals. However, do try areas who come to Paris for
within the 20 arrondissements to avoid poorly lit or isolated entertainment and may
are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a places. Beware of pickpockets, become unruly. The last RER
week. Bilingual officers are especially on the Metro and trains to and from outlying
usually available, but if not, there on buses during the rush hour areas should also be avoided.
is a software programme called and in major tourist areas. Make sure you insure your
SAVE available in 20 languages, Keep all valuables securely possessions before arrival. On
which allows tourists to record concealed and if you carry a sightseeing or entertainment
their complaint. For lost or stolen handbag or case, never let it trips, do not carry valuables
passports, call your embassy or out of your sight. Take only as with you. You should never
consulate (see p359). much cash as you think you leave luggage unattended in
Metro or train stations because
it could cause a bomb scare.
In an Emergency
The telephone number for the
police is 17 and for an
ambulance it is 15. In the event
of an emergency in the Metro,
call the station agent by using
the yellow telephone marked
Chef de Station on all Metro and
RER platforms, or go to the
ticket booth at the entrance.
Most Metro stations have
emergency buttons and train
carriages have alarm pulls.
The RATP has some 7,000
video cameras in stations and
on trains, as well as 17,300 in
the rail and bus network.
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Pompiers (fire depart- medical insurance while in
ment). Fire department France and pay for services,
ambulances are often claiming their costs back from
the quickest to arrive at their insurance company.
an emergency. First-aid Hospitals with casualty
and emergency treat- departments are shown on
ment is provided at all the Street Finder maps (see
Typical Paris police car
fire stations. pp382–415). For English-
If you have been the speaking visitors, there are
victim of a physical two private hospitals with
assault, the police will bilingual staff and doctors: the
ask that you undergo American Hospital of Paris
an examination at and the Franco-Britannique
the medical-legal Hospital. The Centre Médical
emergency unit near Europe is an inexpensive
Paris fire engine Notre-Dame. private clinic, which also has
a dental practice.
There are many pharmacies
Hospitals and throughout the city, and a
Pharmacies
short list is provided opposite.
All EU nationals holding Pharmacies are indicated by a
a European Health green cross on the shop front.
Insurance Card (EHIC)
Paris ambulance are entitled to use the
French national health service.
and a small team of police Patients must pay for all
officers survey the network treatments and can then
electronically. Visitors should reclaim most of the cost from
be vigilant in heavy tourist the health authorities. The
areas for pickpockets and not process may be lengthy and
let themselves be distracted. travellers should therefore
In the case of a medical consider purchasing private
emergency, call SAMU travel insurance. Non-EU
(ambulance) or the Sapeurs- nationals must have full private French pharmacy sign
DIRECTORY
Emergency Medical Centres Franco-Britannique Pharmacie Bader
Numbers Hospital 10–12 Blvd St-Michel
American Hospital 4 Rue Kleber 92300, 75006.
SAMU (ambulance) of Paris Levallois-Perret.
Tel 15 or 112 (freecall). 63 Blvd Victor-Hugo Tel 01 47 59 59 59. Map 12 F5.
Police 92200, Neuilly-sur-Seine. Private hospital. Tel 01 43 26 92 66.
Tel 17 or 112 (freecall). Map 1 A3. ∑ ihfb.org Open 8.30am–9pm daily.
Sapeurs-Pompiers Tel 01 46 41 25 25. Pharmacie Lafayette
(fire department) Private hospital. Enquire Pharmacies des Halles
Tel 18 or 112 (freecall). about insurance and 10 Blvd Sebastopol
costs. British and American
SOS – All Services Pharmacy 75004.
Tel 112 (freecall). ∑ american-hospital. Map 13 A3.
org 1 Rue Auber 75009.
SOS Médecins Map 6 D4. Tel 01 42 72 03 23.
(doctor, house calls) Centre Médical Tel 01 42 65 88 29. Open 9am–midnight
Tel 36 24 or 01 47 07 Europe Open 9am–8pm Mon– Mon–Sat, 9am–10pm
77 77. 44 Rue d’Amsterdam Sun.
∑ sosmedecins.fr 75009. Map 6 D3. Sat.
SOS Dentaire Tel 01 42 81 93 33. Pharmacie Anglo- Pharmacie Les
(dentist) Open 8am–8pm Mon– Americaine Champs
Tel 01 43 37 51 00. Sat. 37 Ave Marceau 75016. 84 Ave des Champs-
SOS Help (English- ∑ centre-medical- Map 10 E1. Elysées 75008.
language crisis line) europe.fr Tel 01 47 20 57 37. Map 4 F5.
Tel 01 46 21 46 46. Private clinic. Open 8.30am–8.30pm Tel 01 45 62 02 41.
∑ soshelpline.org Appointments, or walk-in. Mon–Fri, 9am–8pm Sat. Open 24 hours daily.





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Banking and Local Currency MoneyGram. Banque Postale,
also known as La Poste, is an
Visitors to Paris will find that the banks usually offer them the agent for Western Union and
best rates of exchange. Privately owned bureaux de change, can facilitate bank transfers.
on the other hand, have variable rates, and care should be Often, the money is
taken to check small print details relating to commission and transferred to the main bank,
then on to the relevant branch
minimum charges before any transaction is completed.
and can take 2–5 business days
to arrive in the French account.
French credit and debit
cards operate on a chip-and- DIRECTORY
PIN system, so you will need to
know your PIN (code personnel) Foreign Banks
for making purchases in shops. Barclays
If you have a card that does not 24 bis Ave de l’Opéra 75001.
use chip-and-PIN technology, Map 12 E1.
ask for your credit card to be
swiped in the magnetic reader. HSBC
Société Générale bank Be sure to notify your bank 103 Ave des Champs-Elysées
and credit card providers 75008. Map 5 A5.
Banks and Bureaux before you leave for France. ∑ hsbc.fr
de Change
Some banks forbid foreign Bureaux de Change
The main French banks are transactions for security
BNP Paribas, Société Générale, reasons unless they have been Change Group
Crédit Agricole and Crédit notified ahead of time. 134 Blvd St-Germain 75006.
Mutuel (CIC). Be aware, though, Map 12 F4.
that few are now prepared to Tel 09 64 08 24 70.

handle currency exchange 49 Ave de l’Opéra 75002.
transactions for non-clients. Map 6 E5.
Even if they do, you may find Tel 09 63 26 25 42.
that counter rates are not as Travelex
favourable as the interbank 125 Ave des Champs-Elysées
exchange rates that can be 75008. Map 4 E4.
accessed by using an ATM. Tel 01 47 20 25 14.
Private bureaux de change Gare du Nord (opposite Eurostar
offer poorer exchange rates arrivals), 18 Rue de Dunkerque.
than banks. In central Paris, Credit and debit card reader Map 7 B2.
they are usually open from
Monday to Saturday, and Pre-Paid Currency
they can be found along the Pre-Paid Currency Cards Cards
Champs-Elysées and near the Pre-paid currency cards are
main tourist attractions and also widely accepted in Paris. FairFX
Tel 020 7107 1206.
monuments, as well as at You can use them to withdraw ∑ fairfx.com
airports, train stations and some cash at an ATM, pay for
international hotels and shops. purchases or make travel Visa
reservations. You can load up ∑ usa.visa.com
your card with credit ahead of
Credit and Debit Cards Lost Cards and
the trip, and top it up online or
Major credit cards such as Visa by phone while you are abroad Traveller’s Cheques
and MasterCard, and debit via such companies as FairFX. American Express
cards such as Switch, Maestro Most credit card companies, Tel 08 00 83 28 20.
and Cirrus, are widely accepted including Visa, MasterCard MasterCard
by most businesses in Paris. and American Express, also Tel 08 00 90 13 87.
Most banks have ATMs (outside offer pre-paid cards. A charge
or in an indoor area) which is generally applied to top Visa
accept these cards. This is the up your card. Tel 08 00 90 11 79.
quickest and most convenient
way of obtaining money in the Wiring Money and Wiring Money
local currency, although a small Banque Postale
charge for this service will be Bank Transfers (Western Union)
deducted from your account. Bank transfers and money wires 111 Rue de Sèvres 75006.
Be aware that many French can also be arranged – either Map 15 B1.
businesses do not accept bank to bank or via companies ∑ labanquepostale.fr
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The Euro as sole official currency are structures and monuments. The
The euro (€) is the common known as the eurozone. coins, however, have one side
currency of the European Union Several EU members have identical (the value side), and
(EU). It went into general opted out of joining this common one side with an image unique
circulation on 1 January 2002, currency. Euro notes are identical to each country. Both notes
initially for 12 partici pating throughout the eurozone and coins are exchangeable
countries, including France. countries, each one including in all of the participating
EU members using the euro designs of fictional architectural eurozone countries.

Banknotes
Euro banknotes have seven
denominations. The €5 note
(grey in colour) is the smallest,
followed by the €10 note,
€20 note, €50 note, €100 note,
€200 note and €500 note.
€5 note



€10 note





€20 note


€50 note


€100 note







€200 note

€500 note







€2 coin €1 coin 50 cents 20 cents 10 cents
Coins
The euro has eight coin denominations: €1 and
€2; 50 cents, 20 cents, 10 cents, 5 cents, 2 cents
and 1 cent. The €1 and €2 coins are both silver and
gold in colour. The 50-, 20- and 10-cent coins are
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Communications and Media which can work out better
value for money.
The main French telecommunications agency is Orange If your phone is unlocked, you
(formerly France Télécom). The postal service is La Poste. Both can insert a local SIM card into
work efficiently. Public telephones are located in most public it, which can be obtained in
places and usually require a phonecard (télécarte). Post offices Paris from one of the local
have “hot stations” for customer information, and automatic providers such as Orange,
Bouygues Télécom, SFR, Free or
vending machines for stamps and weighing packages. There La Poste Mobile and topped up
are numerous post offices (bureaux de poste), identified by the as required. This way, you get a
blue-on-yellow La Poste sign, scattered around the city. French phone number and pay
Foreign-language newspapers can be bought at newsagents normal, local mobile rates.
throughout Paris, and some TV channels and radio stations
broadcast foreign-language programmes. Internet Access
Internet access is widely
available in Paris. There are a
French Telephone international calls, the huge number of Internet cafés.
Numbers International Telephone Card Public libraries also provide
Telephone numbers in France provides good value for money. Internet access. There are many
have ten digits. The first two If using a credit card, you will free Wi-Fi spots around the city,
digits indicate the region: 01 receive credit for calls up to €15. including in parks, gardens and
and 09 are for Paris and the Ile When the limit is reached, the town halls. Thanks to the Pass
de France; 02 for the northwest; call is cut off. Most telephone Paris-Wi-Fi, a free wireless broad-
03 for the north east; 04 for the boxes can also receive calls – band service set up by the Paris
southeast; 05 for the southwest. the box number is displayed City Council (Mairie de Paris),
French mobile numbers begin above the phone unit. you can connect instantly to
with 06 or 07; 08 indicates a the Internet by selecting the
special rate number. Toll-free option “Paris wi-fi 2h” with your
numbers (numéro vert) begin Mobile Telephones navigator. The Mairie de Paris
with 0800. For useful telephone In order to use your mobile has a list of 260 free Wi-Fi sites
numbers and codes, please see phone in France, it must be (Localisation des points Wi-Fi)
the box below. compatible with a minimum on their website (www.paris.fr),
of GSM 900 or 1800 MHz while www.cafes-wifi.com lists
frequencies. It is best to cafés with Wi-Fi Internet access.
Public Telephones
contact your provider before Many hotels offer Wi-Fi connec-
Paris has a large number of leaving home to check your tions, but these are rarely free.
public telephones. To use phone’s compatibility.
one, you need a phonecard Alert your network before
(télécarte), although some do travelling so that they can
accept credit cards. Sold in set your phone to allow
tabacs, post offices, France “roaming”. If you don’t do this,
Télécom agencies and some your phone may not work.
news agents, there are two kinds Always check roaming charges
of télécartes – smart cards, with your service provider
available in 50 or 120 telephone before travelling, as making and
units, which you simply insert in receiving calls can be very
the phone, and code cards for expensive. Some companies
which you tap in a code. For offer “packages” for foreign calls Using the Internet in a library

Useful Telephone Numbers • To make a reverse charge call (PCV), dial
and Codes 0800 99 00 followed by the country code.
• To call the police, dial 17; for an ambulance, 15; • Country telephone codes: Australia: 61;
European emergency line (English spoken), 112. Canada and USA: 1; Ireland: 353;
New Zealand: 64; UK: 44.
• Directory enquiries, dial 118 712. • Low-rate period: 7pm–8am Mon–Fri & all day
Sat, Sun and public holidays.
• International directory enquiries, dial 118 700.
• To telephone France from your home
• To make direct international calls, dial 00 country, dial: from the UK 00 33; from the US
followed by the country code, area code (omit the 011 33; from Australia: 00 11 33. Omit the first 0 of
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TV and Radio
There are pay-for-service on the political spectrum – Le
Internet kiosks and Wi-Fi The French TV channels are: TF1 Figaro, Le Monde, Libération and
hotspots at Charles de Gaulle and France 2, both with a L’Humanité. The weeklies include
and Orly airports. Wi-Fi cards are lightweight mix; France 3, with the satirical Le Canard Enchaîné,
available from bookstores in the documentaries, debate and news magazines Le Nouvel
terminals or you can purchase a classic films; 5e (“La Cinquième”) Observateur, Marianne and
session ahead of time on the with discussion programmes; L’Express, as well as listings
Paris airports site (www.adp.fr). the Franco-German high- magazines (see pp332, 359).
culture ARTE, specializing in arts,
classical music and films; and DIRECTORY
Postal Services M6, airing mainly music, reality
The postal service in France TV shows and commercial series. Mobile Telephones
is fast and usually reliable. Cable and satellite channels Bouygues Télécom
Postage stamps (timbres) include CNN, Sky, a variety of Tel 1034.
can be bought at post offices BBC channels and the English- ∑ bouyguestelecom.fr
and are sold individually or and French-language news
in carnets of ten. They channel France 24. Free
can be bought either BBC Radio 4 can be Tel 3244. ∑ mobile.free.fr
at a post office counter picked up during the Orange
or vending machine. day, while BBC World Tel 09 69 36 39 00. ∑ orange.
Post offices also have Service broadcasts at fr or orange-wifi.com
self-service machines night. Radio France La Poste Mobile
on which you can Inter national (738 AM), Tel 08 05 30 50 09.
weigh letters and along with live ∑ lapostemobile.fr
parcels, both domestic Parisian letter broadcasting in French
and international, which box and English, gives daily SFR
will then dispense the news in English on their Tel 1026. ∑ sfr.fr
appropriate stamps. There are website (www.rfi.fr). Internet Access
eight different price zones for
international mail. Alternatively, Newspapers and Luxembourg Micro
you can buy stamps online 81 Blvd St-Michel, 75005.
and print them at home, or Magazines Map 16 F1. Tel 01 46 33 27 98.
they can be bought at tabacs. British and other European Milk
Post offices also sell phonecards, newspapers can be bought 5 Rue d’Odessa, 75014.
and will cash or send inter- on the day of publication Map 15 C2. Tel 01 43 20 10 37.
national money orders. They at newsagents (maisons de 31 Blvd Sebastopol, 75001.
usually open 8am–7pm Mon– la presse) or newsstands Map 13 B2. Tel 01 42 33 68 17.
Fri and 9am–1pm Sat. Be (kiosques) throughout the city. ∑ milklub.com
prepared for long queues These include European or
during peak times (early international editions, such Postal Services
morning, lunch time and as Financial Times Europe, the La Poste
early evening). Guardian International, The ∑ laposte.fr
For poste restante (mail Weekly Telegraph, USA Today,
holding), the sender should The Economist and The Paris Palais Royale
write the recipient’s name in International New York TImes. 8 Rue Moliere, 75001.
block letters, then “Poste The main French national Map 12 E1. Tel 3631.
Restante”, followed by the dailies are – from right to left Paris Forum des Halles
address of a post office 1 Rue Pierre Lescot, Forum des
convenient for the recipient. Halles, 75001. Map 13 A2. Tel 3631.
Further information on all Paris St-Lazare
mail services is provided on 7 Rue de la Pépinière 75008.
the La Poste website. Map 5 C4. Tel 3631.
Couriers
Postcodes
The first three digits of Paris Chronopost
postcodes (750 or 751) indicate Tel 08 25 80 18 01.
Paris; the last two numbers ∑ chronopost.fr
indicate the arrondissement DHL
(district) number. Paris’s Tel 08 25 10 00 80 or
arrondis sements are numbered 01 80 14 63 32. ∑ dhl.fr
from 1 to 20 (see p382). FedEx
The postcode of the first A kiosque selling newspapers Tel 08 20 12 38 00. ∑ fedex.com
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GETTING TO PARIS


Paris is a major hub of European air, road and regular, fast Eurostar services under the Channel
rail travel. Direct flights from all over the from London, Thalys from Brussels, Amsterdam
world serve the French capital’s two main and Cologne, and TGVs from Marseille and
international airports. Paris is also at the centre Geneva, as well as many other cities. Motorways
of France’s vast internal rail network and of (autoroutes) converge on Paris from all
Europe’s high-speed train network, with directions, including the UK via the Eurotunnel.

Arriving by Air Tickets and Fares
Paris is served by nearly all The peak summer season
international airlines. It has in Paris is from July to September.
two major airports, Charles Airline fares are at their highest
de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly at this time. Different airlines
(ORY), and one secondary may have slightly varying
airport, Beauvais. high summer season periods.
The main airlines with regular Generally, airlines offer their
flights between the UK and lowest fares to passengers
Paris are British Airways and booking on the Internet via
Air France, along with low-cost their websites. It often pays to Charles de Gaulle airport railway station
carriers easyJet, Flybe and Jet2. book far in advance. However,
From the United States, there last-minute deals are sometimes Buses, trains and taxis all run
are regular flights direct to Paris, available. Addresses of some to central Paris from Charles
mainly on American Airlines, discount agencies in Paris are de Gaulle airport, but traffic is
United, Delta and Air France. listed on page 371. These congested at rush hour, so leave
From Canada, Air Canada and agencies offer flights to Paris plenty of time. Air France Buses
Air France fly direct to Paris. at competitive prices. Travel operates two bus services from
Qantas provides flights to reservation Internet companies both CDG1 and CDG2: one goes
Paris from Australia and New such as Expedia book airline to Porte Maillot and Charles de
Zealand. Air Austral has flights tickets at discounted prices. Gaulle-Etoile (running about
from Australia via Réunion. every 12 minutes, with a journey
Emirates and Etihad Airways Charles de Gaulle (CDG) time of about 40 minutes); the
fly from Perth, Australia, via the other runs to the Gare de Lyon
Middle East, while Cathay Airport and Montparnasse TGV train
Pacific, Thai Airways and Paris’s main airport, Charles de station every 30 minutes, with a
Singapore Air fly from Asia. Gaulle (also known as Roissy), journey time of about 50 minutes.
Ryanair flies from Dublin, lies 30 km (19 miles) north of The RATP Roissybus serves
Shannon and Glasgow, and the city. It has two main all three terminals, and departs
Wizz Air from parts of Eastern terminals, CDG1 and CDG2, every 20 minutes from 6am
Europe to Beauvais airport. and a charter flight terminal, T3. until 11pm for L’Opéra, taking
For contact details of all these A free CDGVAL shuttle train about 50 minutes.
airlines, see page 369. connects the three terminals. Airport Shuttle provides a
door-to-door private transfer
service in a minibus between
Charles de Gaulle, Orly and
Beauvais airports and individual
hotels. It costs €40 per person,
or €21–5 each for two or more
people. Book at least 48 hours
ahead, then call them after
landing to confirm your journey.
They also drop off at the Arc de
Triomphe for €18 per person.
Disneyland® Paris runs the
VEA shuttle bus service from
8.30am until 7.45pm daily
(until 10pm Friday and 9.30pm
Sunday) every 30–45 minutes
from CDG1 and CDG2.
Access to central Paris by train
is from RER stations (Line B) at
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regularly every 5–15 minutes 25 minutes to reach the Gare
and take 25 minutes to Gare du d’Austerlitz. An automatic train,
Nord and 45 minutes to Orlyval, links the airport with
Châtelet-Les-Halles, and then RER Line B at Antony station,
continue to several other major from where trains leave every
stations including Luxembourg, 4–8 minutes for Châtelet-
St-Michel and Port Royal. Les-Halles.
Taxis take 25–45 minutes to Taxis to the city centre take
the centre of Paris and cost €45– about 25–45 minutes and cost
55. Queues for taxis can be long. €25–30.

Orly Airport (ORY) Beauvais Airport
Paris’s other main airport, Orly, is Beauvais airport serves mainly
located 15 km (9 miles) south of Orlyval train leaving Orly Airport budget airlines. It is 70 km
the capital. It has two terminals, (44 miles) from Paris. A shuttle
Orly Sud and Orly Ouest. The shuttle Jet Bus service takes bus service operates between
Travellers arriving at Orly can travellers from the airport to Beauvais and Porte-Maillot –
take a bus, train or taxi to central Villejuif-Louis Aragon Metro buses leave 20 minutes after
Paris. The buses are run by Air station every 15–20 minutes. a flight has landed. Tickets are
France Buses and RATP A shuttle bus service (VEA) links available in the arrivals lounge,
Orlybus. Air France buses take the airport with Disney land® or at the sales points outside.
about 30 minutes to reach Paris. It runs every 45 minutes Trains run from Beauvais station
the city centre, stopping at between 8.30am and 7.30pm. to Gare du Nord, but Beauvais
Les Invalides and Gare de Orlyrail bus service links the station is a 15-minute taxi-ride
Montparnasse. The Orlybus runs airport with RER Line C at Pont from the airport, and the train
every 12–20 minutes and takes de Rungis. Trains leave from here journey takes 75 minutes into
about 25 minutes to reach the every 15 minutes (every 30 Paris. Taxis take 1–1½ hours
city centre at Denfert-Rochereau. minutes after 9pm), taking and cost about €100–130.
DIRECTORY
Main Airlines easyJet Singapore Air RER Trains
Serving Paris Tel 0330 365 5000 (UK), Tel 08 21 23 03 80 Tel 3246.
0820 420 315 (France). (France),
Air Austral ∑ easyjet.com +33 1 53 65 79 00 CDG Airport
Tel 0825 013 012 (France). (from abroad). Hotels
∑ air-austral.com Emirates ∑ singaporeair.com
Tel 01 57 32 49 99 Holiday Inn
Air Canada (France). Thai Airways Tel 01 30 18 22 00.
Tel 01 888 247 2262 ∑ emirates.com Tel 01 800 426 5204 (USA), ∑ holidayinn.com
(Canada), 01 55 68 80 70 (France).
0825 880 881 (France). Etihad Airways ∑ thaiairways.fr Ibis
∑ aircanada.com Tel 01 57 32 43 43 United Tel 01 49 19 19 19.
(France). ∑ ibishotel.com
Air France ∑ etihad.com Tel 01 800 864 8331 (USA),
Tel 36 54 (France). 01 71 23 03 35 (France). Novotel
∑ airfrance.fr Flybe ∑ united.com Tel 01 49 19 27 27.
Tel 0371 700 2000 (UK), ∑ novotel.com
American Airlines +44 1392 683152 (outside Wizz Air Sheraton
Tel 01 800 433 7300 (USA), UK). ∑ flybe.com Tel 08 99 86 07 29 (France), Tel 01 49 19 70 70.
0911 752 2257 (UK).
08 21 98 09 99 (France). ∑ wizzair.com ∑ starwoodhotels.com
∑ aa.com Jet2
Tel 0333 300 0404 (UK),
British Airways 0821 230 203 (France). Airport Transfer Orly Airport
Tel 0844 493 0787 (UK), ∑ jet2.com Information Hotels
0825 825 400 (France). Air France Buses Hilton Hotel
∑ britishairways.com Qantas
Tel 13 13 13 (Australia), ∑ cars-airfrance.com Tel 01 45 12 45 12.
Cathay Pacific 0845 7 747 767 (UK), Airport Shuttle ∑ hilton.com
∑ cathaypacific.com 01 57 32 92 83 (France) Tel 01 82 28 38 70. Ibis
Delta ∑ qantas.com ∑ parishuttle.com Tel 01 56 70 50 50.
Tel 0871 221 1222 (UK), Ryanair RATP Roissybus/ ∑ ibishotel.com
01 800 221 1212 (US), Tel 0871 246 0000 (UK), Orlybus Mercure
08 92 70 26 09 (France). 01 80 14 44 53 (France). Tel 3246 (information). Tel 08 25 80 69 69.
∑ delta.com ∑ ryanair.com ∑ ratp.fr ∑ mercure.com



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Arriving by Rail Calais. The Tunnel terminal has
Eurostar trains travel directly direct motorway access on both
from central London (St the English and the French side.
Pancras), Ashford and Ebbsfleet Passengers are directed
(both in Kent) to central Paris onto the trains and remain
(Gare du Nord) in 2 hours and with their vehicle, though
15 minutes. There are up to 24 they may get out of their car
departures daily. Other high- and walk about inside the
speed services into Paris include train during the journey.
Thalys trains from Brussels, The journey through the
Amsterdam and Cologne, and Tunnel takes about 30 minutes,
TGVs from throughout France. Gare du Nord station concourse plus queueing time for board-
Pre-booking is essential. Rail ing the train. Trains depart
Europe offers a comprehensive (Map 18 D2). Trains from south- every 15–30 minutes,
information and booking west France arrive at Gare depending on demand.
service for these and other d’Austerlitz. Other main stations
trains throughout Europe. are: Gare de Bercy; Massy-
As the railway hub of France Palaiseau; Marne-la-Vallée Arriving by Sea
and the Continent, Paris has for Disneyland® Paris; and Ship and catamaran car ferry
six major international railway Aéroport Charles-de-Gaulle. companies operate across
stations operated by the French Accommodation can be the Channel each day. On the
state railways, known as SNCF booked at the tourist office short Dover–Calais route alone,
(see p380). The Gare de Lyon at the Gare de Lyon (see p359). there are up to 100 crossings
(Map 18 F1) is the city’s main All the railway stations are per day, including those run
station, serving the south of served by city buses, the by Condor Ferries and P&O,
France, the Alps, Italy and Metro and RER trains, plus which offer fast frequent
Switzerland. The Gare de l’Est taxis. Directional signs show services taking 90 minutes
(Map 7 C3) serves eastern where to make connections. to cross the Channel. DFDS
France, Austria, Switzerland and Seaways runs a route between
Germany. Trains from Britain, Eurotunnel Newhaven and Dieppe that
Holland, Belgium, Scandinavia takes nearly 4 hours. DFDS
and northeast France arrive at Travellers coming to Paris from Seaways/LDlines operate
the Gare du Nord (Map 7 B2). Britain by road will need to a 2-hour crossing between
Trains from some Channel ports cross the English Channel. The Dover and Dunkerque.
and Normandy arrive at the simplest way to do so is on the Three companies ply the
Gare St-Lazare (Map 5 C3). The vehicle-carrying train shuttles longer western routes across
termini for trains from Spain, as which travel through the the Channel. Brittany Ferries
well as from the Brittany ports, Channel Tunnel. Operated by crossings from Plymouth to
are the Gare Montparnasse Eurotunnel, these run between Roscoff take up to 8 hours,
(Map 15 C2) and Gare d’Austerlitz the terminals at Folkestone and and from Poole to Cherbourg
























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The TGV
Trains à Grande Vitesse, or TGV
high-speed trains, travel at
speeds up to 300 km/h
(186mph). Paris is the nucleus
for the TGV network and it is
possible to connect from the
Eurostar to TGVs serving
150 destinations in France as
well as Switzerland, Germany
and Northern Europe. All of
France’s major cities can be
reached by TGV and the number
of stations is growing all the
time, making this an ever-more
convenient form of transport
(see pp372–3).
A high-speed TGV train

they take 4¼ hours. Condor the UK, Italy and Portugal. A of central Paris to find the
Ferries run between Poole and low-cost alternative is Ouibus, closest corresponding porte. For
St-Malo, taking about 6 hours. run by French railway company example, a motorist who wants
From Portsmouth, Brittany SNCF, which connects Paris to to get to the Arc de Triomphe
Ferries take 6 hours to travel to destinations all over France and should exit at Porte Maillot.
Caen, and 11 hours overnight to to London, Brussels, Amsterdam, For the uninitiated, driving
St-Malo. DFDS Seaways also Milan and Barcelona. A coach to the centre of Paris in heavy
runs ferries from Portsmouth to journey from London to Paris traffic and then parking can be
Le Havre in 5½ hours. Driving to takes between 8 and 9 hours. a difficult experience (see p381),
Paris from Cherbourg takes Paris is an oval-shaped city. which is why public transport
4–5 hours; from Dieppe or Le It is surrounded by an outer is a more appealing option
Havre, about 2½–3 hours; and ring road called the Boulevard (see pp374–80).
from Calais, 2 hours. Périphérique. All motorways
leading to the capital link in
to the Périphérique, which
Arriving by Road
separates the city from the
The main coach operator to suburbs. Each former city gate,
Paris is Eurolines, based at the called a porte, now corresponds
Gare Routière Internationale to an exit from (or entrance to)
above the Gallieni Metro station the Périphérique. Arriving
in eastern Paris. Its coaches motorists should take time
travel from Belgium, Holland, to check their destination A long-haul international
Ireland, Germany, Scandinavia, address and consult a map Eurolines coach
DIRECTORY
Arriving by Rail Condor Ferries 93541 Bagnolet. Discount Travel
Eurostar Tel 0845 609 1024. Tel 0892 899 091. Agencies
Tel 03448 224 777 (UK), ∑ condorferries.co.uk Victoria Coach Station, Directours
08 92 35 35 39 (France). DFDS Seaways London SW1.
∑ eurostar.com Tel 0871 781 8178 (UK). Tel 01 45 62 62 62.
Tel 0871 574 7235 (UK). ∑ directours.com
Rail Europe ∑ dfdsseaways.co.uk ∑ eurolines.com
∑ raileurope.com Eurotunnel Havas Voyages
SNCF & TGV P&O Tel 0844 33 35 35 (UK), Tel 01 73 26 96 41.
Tel 3635. ∑ sncf.com Tel 0800 130 0030 (UK). 08 10 63 03 04 (France). ∑ havas-voyages.fr
or voyages-sncf.com ∑ poferries.com ∑ eurotunnel.com Jet Tours
(travel agency). Tel 08 20 83 08 80.
Arriving by Road Ouibus
Arriving by Sea ∑ ouibus.com ∑ jettours.com
Brittany Ferries Eurolines Traffic Reports Nouvelles Frontières
Tel 0330 159 7000 (UK). Gallieni Metro station, around Paris Tel 08 25 00 07 47.
∑ brittany-ferries.co.uk Ave de Général de Gaulle, ∑ sytadin.fr ∑ nouvelles-frontieres.fr





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g Calais
Ferry and Eurotunnel links with Dover
Arriving in Paris and Folkestone. Eurostar train from
London St Pancras to Paris Gare du
Nord (2 hrs 15 mins) passes through
This map depicts the bus and rail services between the here. SNCF train to Gare du Nord
two main airports and the city. It shows the ferry–rail (1 hr 30 mins–3 hrs 30 mins).
links from the UK, the main railway links from other parts
of France and Europe, and the long-haul coach services
from other European countries. It also shows the main
city railway and coach termini, the airport shuttle
connections and the airport bus and rail stops. The
frequency of services and journey times from the airport Porte de la Chapelle
are provided, as are the approximate times of rail
journeys from other cities. Metro and RER line Montmartre
connections to other parts of Paris are indicated
at the termini and route stops.
Gare du Nord
g Le Havre
Ferry links with Portsmouth. Porte Maillot Gare St-Lazare
SNCF train to Charles de Gaulle-Etoile
Gare St-Lazare (2 hrs 10 mins).
Gare de l’Est
g Dieppe Opéra
Ferry links with Newhaven (summer) Champs-Elysées Quarter
SNCF train to Gare St-Lazare (2 hrs
20 mins). Chaillot Quarter Tuileries
g Caen Quarter Beaubourg Galliéni
Ferry links with Portsmouth. SNCF and Les
train to Gare St-Lazare (1 hr 50 mins). Invalides S e i n e Halles The Marais
Invalides and
g Cherbourg Eiffel Tower
Ferry links with Portsmouth and Quarter St-Germain-
Poole. SNCF train to Gare St-Lazare des-Prés Ile de la
Cité
(3 hrs). Ile
St-Louis
Latin
Luxembourg Quarter Gare de Lyon
Quarter
Gare St-Lazare
Rouen (1 hr 30 mins) . Gare Montparnasse
Montparnasse
Gare d’Austerlitz
Denfert-
Rochereau
Gare Montparnasse Jardin des
Plantes
Bordeaux (3 hrs 30 mins).
Brest (4 hrs 30 mins).
Lisbon (19 hrs 40 mins). Porte d’Orléans Villejuif-
Madrid (12 hrs 25 mins). Louis Aragon Pont de
Nantes (2 hrs 15 mins). Rungis
Rennes (2 hrs 15 mins).
0 km 1
0 mile 1
Key
SNCF see pp370–71
Coaches see p371
Roissybus see p368
Gare TGV de Massypalaiseau
Air France Bus see pp368–9 Bordeaux (3 hrs 30 mins).
RER see p368 Lille (1 hr 50 mins). Antony
Orlyrail see p369 London (4 hrs 15 mins).
Lyon (2 hrs 10 mins).
Orlyval see p369
Nantes (2 hrs 30 mins).
Orlybus see p369 Rennes (2 hrs 10 mins).
Jet Bus see p369
For additional map symbols see back flap
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Gare du Nord k Charles de Gaulle
Amsterdam (3 hrs 20 mins). Frequent bus and train services Gare TGV Aéroport Charles de
Bonn (4 hrs 30 mins–5 hrs). to the city. Gaulle
Brussels (Thalys) (1 hr 25 mins). @ Air France to Porte Maillot/ Bordeaux (4 hrs 15 mins).
Cologne (3 hrs 20 mins). Etoile (40 mins); Brussels (1 hr 15 mins–2 hrs
Lille (1 hr). Gare de Lyon/ Montparnasse 5 mins).
London (Eurostar) (2 hrs 15 mins). (50 mins); Disneyland® Paris (10–15 mins).
Orly (50 mins–1 hr 15 mins). Lille (50 mins).
@ Roissybus to Opéra Lyon (2 hrs 10 mins).
(50 mins). Marseille (3 hrs 50 mins–4hrs
W Line B to Gare du Nord 30 mins).
Porte de la Chapelle (25 mins). Nantes (3 hrs).
Rennes (2 hrs 50 mins).
Montmartre
Gare de l’Est
Basel (3 hrs 40 mins–5hrs
Gare du Nord 50 mins).
Frankfurt (3 hrs 50 mins).
Porte Maillot Gare St-Lazare Luxembourg (2 hrs 10 mins).
Charles de Gaulle-Etoile Nancy (1hr 40 mins).
Strasbourg (2 hrs 20 mins).
Gare de l’Est Vienna (13 hrs 20 mins–14 hrs
Opéra
Quarter 20 mins).
Champs-Elysées
Chaillot Quarter Tuileries
Quarter Beaubourg Galliéni
and Les
Invalides Halles
The Marais
S e i n e
Invalides and
Eiffel Tower Gare Internationale de
Quarter St-Germain- Paris-Gallieni
des-Prés Ile de la All international bus services arrive
Cité
Ile and depart from this station.
St-Louis
Latin
Luxembourg Quarter Gare de Lyon
Quarter
Gare Montparnasse Gare de Lyon
Geneva (3 hrs 30 mins).
Lausanne (3 hrs 40 mins).
Montparnasse
Lyon (2 hrs).
Gare d’Austerlitz Marseille (3 hrs).
Denfert-
Rochereau Milan (7 hrs 10 mins).
Jardin des Rome (11 hrs 34 mins).
Plantes
Zurich (6 hrs).
Porte d’Orléans Villejuif-
Louis Aragon Pont de
Rungis
Gare TGV de Marne-la-Vallee
For Disneyland® Paris (40 mins).
k Orly Bordeaux (4 hrs).
There are direct bus and train services Brussels (1 hr 30 mins–3 hrs
to the city every 12–15 minutes. 30 mins).
@ Air France to Les Invalides Lille (1 hr 5 mins).
(30 mins); Montparnasse (30 mins); London (3 hrs 30 mins).
Charles de Gaulle (50 mins–1hr Lyon (1 hr 50 mins).
15 mins).
Antony @ Orlybus to Denfert-Rochereau Marseille (3 hr 50 mins).
Nantes (2 hrs 50 mins).
(25 mins).
W Orlyrail to Pont de Rungis & RER Gare d’Austerlitz
Line C to Gare d’Austerlitz (35 mins). Barcelona (11 hrs 50 mins).
W Orlyval to Antony & RER Line B Limoges (3 hrs 15 mins).
to Châtelet (35 mins). Madrid (13 hrs 30 mins).
@ Jet Bus to VIllejuif (15 mins). Toulouse (6 hrs 30 mins).
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GETTING AROUND PARIS

Central Paris is compact. The best way to get correspond to the centre and zones 3, 4 and
around is to walk. Cycling and rollerblading 5 to the suburbs and Charles de Gaulle and
are also popular with Parisians and tourists Orly airports. Some suburbs are served by
alike. Public transport is very efficient. The a tramway. River boats make for a scenic
Metro, RER train and bus system operated by mode of transport. By contrast, driving a
the RATP makes getting around Paris cheap car in the city centre can be an unpleasant
and easy, and the city authorities are experience. Traffic is often heavy, there
working on green travel initiatives. The city are many one-way streets and parking is
is split into five travel zones: zones 1 and 2 notoriously difficult and expensive.
Green Travel drains, and recycling bins have
Paris has one of the world’s been placed in RER and a
most efficient and dependable number of Metro stations.
public transport systems and Taxis G7 has introduced
city authorities are keen to hybrid cars to their fleet and
make the capital more is putting drivers through eco-
environmentally friendly. training courses while Taxis
Residents and visitors alike Bleus is promoting the use
are encouraged to swap cars of biofuels, hybrid engines,
for bicycles, and to strap on An eco-friendly Vélo taxi particle filters and better driving
rollerblades or walking shoes as techniques to reduce fuel
busy thoroughfares shut down The RATP is testing buses that consumption (see p381).
to traffic at weekends as part of run on second-generation bio- To estimate your carbon
the Paris-Respire (Paris Breathes) fuels and plans to gradually footprint, click onto the
initiative. The Mairie de Paris introduce vehicles equipped ecocomparateur on the SNCF
(Paris City Council) is enlarging with hybrid electric-thermic website (see p371). This helps
footpaths, declaring more engines in an effort to reduce you work out how much
streets pedestrian-only, fuel consumption along with carbon dioxide your trip
increasing bike lanes and noise and air pollution. The produces according to your
planting trees in an effort to electric tramway is punctual, transport method.
cut down on parking spaces silent and super green – for Vélo taxis, popular with
and wean Parisians off cars. every three trees removed tourists, are electrically assisted
Around 55 per cent of city during its constr uction, four tricycle rickshaws that are
dwellers don’t own a car. new ones were planted. slower than traditional taxis,
In a bid to reduce carbon On the Paris Metro, the MF01 but are adept at zipping in
dioxide emissions by 22,000 trains running on some lines and out of traffic.
tons a year and in order to have been designed to recover With 1,200 bike stations all
improve traffic congestion, two-thirds of all energy lost over the city, the popular
the Mairie has made some 4,000 during braking operations. In Vélib’ self-service bike hire
electric cars (Autolibs: www. addition, a proportion of the system is available 24 hours
autolib.eu) available for Parisians water building up in the under- a day and has spawned a
to pick up and drop off at rental ground network is returned to new generation of street-
stands throughout the city. nature instead of down city savvy cyclists.
Tickets and Travel Passes
Tickets can be purchased at all main Metro and RER
stations, at the airports and several tourist offices.
Individual tickets are relatively cheap and you can buy
a block of ten (carnet) for ease. The Paris Visite pass for
one, two, three or five days includes discounted entry Paris Visite pass
to some sights, but is comparatively expensive unless Mobilis card
you intend to travel extensively.
To get a Passe Navigo Découverte, you do not need
to be a resident of Paris but you will need a passport
photo and to pay €5. A Passe Navigo requires a Paris
address. It has replaced all travel cards. Visitors can
also buy a one-day Mobilis card, valid for travel on
most public transport.
Navigo travel card Navigo Découverte pass





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Walking in Paris Travelling by Boat DIRECTORY
One of the best and easiest Paris’s main river-boat shuttle
ways of getting around central service, the Batobus, runs every River Boats
Paris is to walk. Australian, 20–45 minutes depending on Batobus
British, Irish and New Zealand the time of year with more Port de la Bourdonnais 75007.
visitors need to remember that frequent services in the spring Map 10 D2. Tel 08 25 05 0101.
cars drive on the right-hand side and summer months. It stops at ∑ batobus.com
of the road. There are many seven of the city’s most famous
two-stage road crossings where attractions – Eiffel Tower, Musée Bus Tour Operators
pedestrians wait on an island in d’Orsay, St-Germain des Près,
the centre of the road before Louvre, Hôtel de Ville, Champs Big Bus Paris
proceeding. These are marked Elysées and Notre Dame. 17 Quai de Grenelle 75015.
piétons traversez en deux temps. Tickets can be bought at Map 9 C4. Tel 01 53 95 39 53.
∑ eng.bigbustours.com
Batobus stops, RATP and
tourist offices (see pp74–5). France Tourisme
Cycling in Paris 33 Quai des Grands Augustins
Paris is well equipped for cyclists. 75006. Map 12 F4.
Except for Montmartre, it’s Tel 01 53 10 35 35.
reasonably flat, manageably 6–8 Rue de l’Amiral de Coligny
small, has many backstreets 75001. Map 12 F2. Tel 01 53 10
where car traffic is restricted, as 35 35. ∑ francetourisme.fr
well as some 700 km (435 miles) Paris City Vision
of cycle lanes (pistes cyclables). 2 Pl des Pyramides 75001.
Parisian motorists are Map 12 E1. Tel 01 44 55 61 00.
increasingly respectful of cyclists Paris Vision tour bus ∑ pariscityvision.com
as more and more of their fellow Guided Tours
citizens turn to two wheels. Bicycle Hire & Tours
Vélib’, a self-service bike Double-decker bus tours Bike About Tours
scheme, offers both residents with commentaries in English, 4 Rue de Lobau 75004
and visitors the cheapest way Italian, Japanese and German (inside the Vinci car park).
of getting around the city. Bike are organized by France Map 13 B3. Tel 06 18 80 84 92.
stands are located every 300 m Tourisme, which runs Paris City ∑ bikeabouttours.com
(330 yds) and payment is by Vision. The tours begin from
credit card at the access the city centre and take about Fat Tire Bike Tours
(see p351 – Outdoor Sports)
terminals, which operate in 2 hours. They pass the main
eight different languages. sights but do not stop at all Paris à Vélo C’est Sympa!
See page 349 for rates. of them. Big Bus Paris runs 22 Rue Alphonse Baudin 75011.
Bicycles (apart from Vélibs) bus tours stopping at many of Map 14 E2. Tel 01 48 87 60 01.
may be taken on SNCF trains, the sights in Paris. Each ticket ∑ parisvelosympa.com
and suburban stations also rent is valid for 2 days and allows Paris Bike Tour
bicycles. There are bicycle shops you to hop on or off at any of 13 Rue Brantôme 75003.
throughout Paris, and many also the stops. Map 14 D2. Tel 01 42 74 22 14.
organize guided tours by bike. Bike tours are run by a ∑ parisbiketour.net
number of companies. Paris Charms and Secrets
Paris Charms and Secrets 106 Rue Vielle du Temple, 75003
runs 4-hour tours in English on (meeting point: Place Vendôme).
electric bikes departing from Map 14 D2. Tel 01 40 29 00 00.
Place Vendôme. Paris Bike ∑ parischarmssecrets.com
Tour departs from the Marais,
Paris à Velo C’est Sympa! leaves Vélib’
from near the Bastille, while Tel 01 30 79 79 30.
Bike About Tours starts from ∑ en.velib.paris.fr
close to the Hôtel de Ville. Walking Tours
Paris Walks conducts daily
tours in English, including Comité Départemental
a “Chocolate Walk” and a de la Randonnée
“Fashion Walk”. The Comité Pédestre de Paris
Départemental de la 6 Rue Paul Enfert 75013. Tel 01 46
Randonnée Pédestre de 36 95 70. ∑ rando-paris.org
Paris runs free thematic Paris Walks
walks in French. 12 Passage Meunier 93200 St Denis.
More information on guided Map 17 B5. Tel 01 48 09 21 40.
Bikes for hire by residents or tourists, at a tours is available at the Office ∑ paris-walks.com
Vélib’ bike stand du Tourisme (see p359).




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Travelling by Metro and RER

The RATP (Paris transport company) operates 14 main
Metro lines, referred to by their number and terminus Art Nouveau
names, which criss-cross Paris and its suburbs. There metro sign
are also two minor lines – 3b (Gambetta–Porte de Lilas)
and 7b (Louis Blanc–Pré St Gervais). The Metro is often
the fastest and cheapest way to get across the capital,
as there are hundreds of stations (see map on inside
back cover). Metro stations are easily identified by
their logo, a large circled “M”, and some by their Art
Nouveau entrances. The Metro and RER (Paris rail
network) systems operate in much the same way. The
trains run from 4.45am to between 12.40am and
1.30am (1 hour later at weekends). Modern Metro sign

Reading the Metro Map
Metro and RER lines are shown Metro and RER stations with RER and Metro station
inter-connecting passage
serving the same lines
in various colours on the Metro
map. Metro lines are identified by
a number, which is located on
the map at either end of a line.
Some Metro stations serve only Metro line
one line, others serve more than
one. There are stations sharing
both Metro and RER lines and Metro station Metro station serving
some are linked to one another serving one line two lines
by interconnecting passages.
Metro line identification
number
Using the RER Buying a Ticket
often quicker to take an RER
The RER is a system of train to a station served by both, Ordinary Metro and RER tickets
commuter trains which travel as in the case of La Défense and can be bought either singly or
underground in central Paris Nation. However, getting into as a carnet of ten, from ticket
and above ground in outlying the RER stations, which are booths or ticket machines in the
areas. Metro tickets and passes often linked to the Metro by a booking halls (carry some euro
are valid on it. There are five maze of corridors, can be very coins). The useful Paris Visite bus,
lines, known by their letters: A, time-consuming. Metro and RER pass (see p374) is
B, C, D and E. Each line forks. For The RER is particularly useful widely available, and you can
example, Line C has six forks, for getting to Paris airports and also buy it in advance at certain
labelled C1, C2 etc. All RER trains to many of the outlying towns travel agencies and rail ticket
bear names (for example, ALEX and tourist attractions. Line agents abroad (e.g. Rail Europe
or VERA) to make it easier to B serves Charles de Gaulle in London). There is also the
read RER timetables in the airport and Orly airport; Passe Navigo Découverte (see
station halls and on platforms. Line A goes to Disneyland® p374) which requires a pass port
Digital panels on all RER Paris; and Line C runs to photo. One Metro ticket entitles
platforms indicate train name, Versailles and Orly airport. you to travel anywhere on the
direction of travel (terminus) Metro, and on RER trains in
and upcoming stations. central Paris. RER trips outside
RER stations are identified by the centre (such as to airports)
a large circled logo. The main require special tickets. Fares to
city stations are: Charles de suburbs and nearby towns vary.
Gaulle-Etoile, Châtelet-Les- Consult the fare charts posted
Halles, Gare de Lyon, Nation, in RER stations. You must retain
St-Michel-Notre-Dame, Auber- your ticket during the trip, as
Haussmann St-Lazare and the regular inspections are made
Gare du Nord-Magenta. and you can be fined for not
The RER and Metro systems having a ticket or having the
overlap in central Paris. It is RER logo wrong ticket.




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Making a Journey by Metro

To determine which Metro
1line to take, travellers should
first find their destination on
a Metro map. (Maps can be
found inside stations and Metro tickets are sold
also on the inside back cover 2at all stations. These
of this book.) Trace the Metro are equipped with
line by following the colour coin-operated automatic
coding and the number of machines. One Metro
the line. At the end of the ticket allows the bearer
line, you will see the number travel for one journey,
of the terminus – remember including any transfers on
this, as it will help you to find the Metro system, and on
the correct train. RER trains in central Paris.
Insert the train ticket
in the first slot.
Remove the ticket
from the second slot.
To enter the platform
3area, insert the Metro
ticket, with the magnetic
strip facing down, into
the first barrier slot.
Remove the ticket
from the second slot,
then walk through.
Alternatively, swipe your
Passe Navigo Découverte
over the reader in
the barrier.





At the entrance to each
To change lines, get
4station platform, and in the 7off at the appropriate
station corridors, there are transfer station
lists of upcoming stations and follow the
corresponding to a given correspondance
terminus. Terminus names are (connections) signs
also indicated on the platform on the platform
and should be checked indicating the
before boarding the train.
appropriate direction.
There is a release button
5which you press to open
the Metro doors. Before
the doors open and
close, a single tone
will sound.
Inside the trains are
6charts of the line
being served by the
train. The station The Sortie sign indicates
stops are plotted 8the way out. At all
on the chart, so Metro exits, there are
travellers can track neighbourhood maps.
their journeys.





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Travelling by Bus

The bus is an excellent way to see the great sights of Paris.
The bus system is run by the RATP, which also runs the Metro,
so you can use the same tickets for both. There are more than
350 bus lines in greater Paris and over 4,300 buses in daily
circulation at rush hour. Buses can be the fastest way to
travel short distances, especially now that there are more
bus-only lanes. However, during peak hours buses may get
caught in heavy traffic and are often crowded. Visitors should
check the times for the first and last buses as they vary widely,
depending on the line. Night buses run throughout the night.

Bus Stop Signs
Signs at Parisian bus stops Ticket-validating machine
display the numbers of the
routes stopping there and Validating a Bus Ticket
count down the minutes until Insert the ticket into the
the arrival of the next bus. machine in the direction of
the arrow, then withdraw it.
Noctambus, Orlybus and them valid for a single bus,
Roissybus, and lines 221, 297, Metro or RER journey. However,
299, 350 and 351.) Children a carnet cannot be purchased
under four travel for free, and on buses, and can only be
those aged between four and bought at Metro stations.
ten may travel at half price. Travel passes are a good
Although a Metro/RER ticket idea if you are planning a
is valid, bus-only tickets can be number of journeys during
purchased from the bus driver your stay. For a set fee, you
and must be validated on board. can enjoy unlimited travel on
To do this, insert the ticket into Paris buses with a Paris Visite
Bus stop the validating machine inside pass (see p374). Never validate
the bus. Hold on to your ticket these as it will render them
Tickets and Passes
until the end of the journey; invalid. They should be shown
A single bus ticket entitles the inspectors make random checks to the bus driver whenever you
bearer to a single journey on a and can levy on-the-spot fines board a bus, and to a ticket
single line. If you want to make if you cannot produce a inspector on request. If you
a change, you’ll need another validated ticket for your journey. have a Passe Navigo Découverte
ticket. (Exceptions to this rule You can also purchase a (see p374), swipe it across the
are the buses Balabus, carnet of ten tickets, each of card-reading machine as you
board the bus.
Paris’s Buses Bus route number Using the Buses
Passengers can Bus destination Bus stops and shelters are
identify the route and
destination of a bus identified by the number shields
of the buses that stop at them,
from the information
on the panels at the and by the distinctive RATP
logo. Route maps at bus stops
front. It’s possible to
enter some buses indicate transfers and nearby
Metro and RER stops. Bus stops
from the middle
door; there’s a button also display timetables, and
show first and last buses.
on the exterior of
the bus. Neighbour hood maps are also
displayed at most bus shelters.
Most buses must be flagged
Passengers enter the down. Some models have
bus at the front door multiple doors which must be
opened by pressing a red button
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Tramway
the bus to enter. All buses have by a letter “N” set in a white
buttons and bells to signal for circle on a blue background. There are three RATP tramways
a stop. Some buses do not go Noctilien buses must be flagged operating in Paris – T1 (Gare
all the way to their terminus, down. Travel passes are valid, as de St-Denis–Noisy le Sec), T2
in which case there will be a are normal Metro tickets, which (La Défense–Porte de Versailles)
slash through the name of the must be validated on board. and T3 (Pont du Garigliano–
destination on the front panel. Travellers may buy tickets on Porte d’Ivry), and the network
All of central Paris’s 60 bus board the bus. See www. is expected to grow. T3,
routes are equipped to allow noctilien.fr for more details. dubbed the Tramway des
wheelchair access; this means In summer, the RATP also Maréchaux as it follows the
that at least 70 per cent of stops operates buses in the Bois de wide boulevards named after
on the route are acces sible; Vincennes and Bois de military marshals, is handy for
suitable stops are designated by Boulogne, and the Balabus exploring the outer reaches
a wheelchair symbol on the bus which stops at major tourist of the 13th, 14th and 15th
route sign. All buses have some sites. RATP Information has arrondissements.
seats reserved for disabled and useful details about these and The T4 (Aulnay-sous-Bois–
elderly persons. These seats are the best ways to get around. Bondy) is run by SNCF and is
identified by a sign and must a tram-train line.
be given up on request. RATP Information RATP Metro and public
54 Quai de la Rapée 75012. bus tickets are valid for use
Tel 32 46. ∑ ratp.fr on tramways.
Night and Summer Buses
There are 31 night bus lines,
called Noctilien, serving Paris
and its suburbs (from 12:30am–
5:30am Monday to Thursday
and 1am–5.30am Friday and
Saturday). The network is laid out
around the five major transfer
stations of Gare de Lyon, Gare
de l’Est, St-Lazare, Montparnasse
and Châtelet. The terminus for
most lines is Châtelet, at Avenue
Victoria or Rue St-Martin.
Noctilien stops are identified Passengers embarking at an RATP tram stop


Useful Bus Routes Key
Here is a selection of some of the most useful bus Sacré-Cœur Major sight
routes around the centre of Paris, taking in some Bus route
of the great sights of the city. The routes show the Bus stop (selected stops only)
major bus stops, and locations of some of the Anvers- Balabus (Apr–Sep)
Sacré-Cœur
notable sights.
Gare de l’Est
Opéra National
de Paris Garnier Saint Martin Canal
Opéra
Gare Saint-
Lazare
Centre Georges Musée
Arc de Pompidou Carnavalet Gambetta
Place de Triomphe Musée du Musée du
Belgique Louvre Louvre
Hôtel
Charles de Gaulle- de Ville
La Défense Étoile
Bosquet- Seine Quai François Cité- Cité-Parvis
Rapp Mitterrand Palais de Notre-Dame Bastille
Musée Justice Notre-
Musée du d’Orsay Dame
Trocadéro Musée
quai Branly Esplanade d’Orsay St-Michel Maubert-
Pont des Invalides Mutualité
d’léna Hôtel des Cluny Musée National
Porte
Champ Invalides du Moyen Age de Reuilly
de Mars Les Écoles Seine
Seine Tour Luxembourg Panthéon Gare de Lyon
Eiffel
Parc de Saint-Cloud Stade Charléty
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Using SNCF Trains

The French state railway, Société Nationale des
Chemins de Fer (SNCF), has two services in Paris: the
Banlieue suburban service and the Grandes Lignes,
or long-distance service. The suburban services all
operate within the five-zone network (see p374).
The long-distance services operate throughout
France. These services allow visitors to travel to
parts of France close to Paris in a day round trip.
The TGV high-speed service is particularly useful
for such journeys, as it is capable of travelling about
twice as fast as standard trains (see pp370–71).
Gare de l’Est railway station in 1920
Railway Stations Tickets
SNCF sells several travel cards
France has always been known Tickets to suburban destinations that give fare reductions of
for the punctuality of its trains, can be purchased at automatic around 50 per cent, including
and has maintained a high level machines located inside station the Carte 12–27 for young
of investment in the state- halls (the machines give change; people, Carte Senior for people
owned rail system, SNCF. most also take credit cards). You over 60 years of age, Carte
As the railway hub of France, can also buy tickets at the ticket Escapades for frequent travellers
Paris boasts six major internat- counters. These are marked with and Carte Enfant + for parents
ional railway stations operated panels indicating the kind of with small children. Further
by the SNCF: the Gare du Nord, tickets (billets) sold: Banlieue details of fares are available on
Gare de l’Est, Gare de Lyon, Gare for suburban tickets, Grandes the SNCF website (see p371).
d’Austerlitz, Gare St-Lazare and Lignes for mainline tickets and Before boarding a train,
Gare Montparnasse (see p370). Internationale for international travellers must remember to
All the main train stations tickets. Fare rates vary according time-punch (composter) their
have long-distance and to the type of train. tickets and reservations in a
suburban destinations. Some of For all trains that can be composteur machine. Beware
the main suburban locations, booked online through the that inspectors do check
such as Versailles and Chantilly, SNCF or Rail Europe websites, travellers’ tickets and anyone
are served by both long- there are two or three basic who fails to time-punch their
distance and suburban trains. fare rates for each class. The ticket can be fined.
Stations have departures and cheapest tickets are called
arrivals boards showing the PREMs, which are advance-
train number, departure and purchase fares that cannot be
arrival times, delay, platform altered after payment; weekend
number, place of departure and and last-minute specials are
main stops en route. For those also offered as PREMs. On some
with heavy luggage, there are trains, fares are cheaper at off-
trolleys, requiring a €1 coin peak times (périodes bleus).
(refunded when the trolley Peak times (périodes blanches)
is returned). See the SNCF are from 5am until 10am on A double-decker Banlieue train
website for further information Monday and from 3pm until Suburban Trains
(see p371). 8pm on Friday and Sunday.
Suburban lines are found at
all main Paris train stations and
Composteur Machine are clearly marked Banlieue.
The composteur machines Tickets for city transport
are located in station halls and at cannot be used on Banlieue
the head of each platform. Tickets trains, with the exception of
and reservations must be inserted some RER tickets to stations
face up. with both SNCF and RER lines.
Several tourist destinations
are served by Banlieue trains,
including Chantilly, Chartres,
Giverny and Versailles (see
pp250–55). For further
destinations, look at the
A time-punched ticket SNCF website (see p371).




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Travelling by Car With the exception of flat rates
applying to and from the airport,
Although driving and parking can be difficult in central Paris, rates vary according to the city
a hire car might be useful for visiting outlying areas. Taxis are area and the time of day. Expect
a more expensive way of getting around than trains or buses, to pay more at night (7pm–7pm),
but can be an advantage late at night when the Metro has on Sundays and public holidays,
and to travel outside the city
stopped running. There are about 800 taxi ranks (stations de centre. Taxis charge for each piece
taxis) throughout Paris. of luggage, and for a fourth
passenger. Drivers expect fares to
Driving ticket so that it is clearly visible be “rounded up”.
To hire a car, a valid driving through the windscreen. Parking While the bane of taxi drivers
licence, passport and proof of meters operate from 9am until citywide, Uber is very popular in
insurance are required (most 7pm Monday to Saturday. Paris. Uber drivers are registered
firms also require one major Unless otherwise indicated, and prices rival those of taxis.
credit card). International driving parking is free on Sunday and
licences are not needed for public holidays. DIRECTORY
short-term visitors (up to 90
days) from the EU, North America, Car Hire Agencies
Australia and New Zealand. Here is a list of major firms with
Cars drive on the right-hand agencies at Charles de Gaulle
side and must yield to traffic and Orly airports, main railway
merging from the right, even stations and city-centre locations.
on thoroughfares, unless Avis
marked by a priorité sign, Tel 0821 230 760.
which indicates right of way. ∑ avis.co.uk or avis.fr
Cars on a roundabout usually Illuminated sign on a taxi
have right of way, though the Taxis Budget
Arc de Triomphe is a hair-raising Tel 0825 003 564. ∑ budget.com
exception as cars give way to There are over 15,000 taxis Enterprise
traffic on the right. operating in central Paris, yet Tel 01 49 75 36 38 (Orly), 01 48 62
there never seem to be enough 65 81 (CDG). ∑ enterprise.fr
to meet demand, particularly Europcar
Parking
during rush hours and on Friday Tel 0825 358 358. ∑ europcar.
Parking in Paris is difficult and and Saturday nights. co.uk or europcar.fr
expensive. Never park where Taxis can be hailed in the street, Hertz
there are Parking (Stationnement) but not within 50 m (55 yards) of Tel 08 25 88 92 55 (Orly), 08 25 88
Interdit signs or yellow painted a taxi rank. Since ranks always 97 55 (CDG). ∑ hertz.com
lines on the road or curb. Park take priority over street stops, the
only in areas with a large “P” or a easiest way to get a cab is to find Sixt
Payant sign on the pavement or a rank and join the queue. Ranks Tel 0820 007 498 (France), 01 44
road, and pay at the horodateur are located at many busy cross- 38 35 55 (from abroad). ∑ sixt.fr
(parking meter). Buy a carte de roads, at main Metro and RER Taxis and Car Services
stationnement or “Paris Carte” (€15 stations, hospitals, train stations
or €40 from a tabac) to use in the and airports. An illuminated light Citybird
meter, and place the parking on the taxi roof shows that it is Tel 0826 100 100. Motorbike
available. A small light lit below taxis and chauffeur-driven cars.
means that the taxi is occupied. If ∑ city-bird.com (bookings
the white light is covered the taxi can be made online).
is off duty. Taxis on their last run Les Taxis Bleus
can refuse to take passengers. Tel 3609. ∑ taxis-bleus.com
The meter should have a (bookings can be made online).
No entry sign specified initial amount showing Taxis G7
at the rank, or when it is hailed. Tel 01 41 27 66 99, 01 47 39 00 91
Parking Interdit If you order a taxi, the meter will (special needs). ∑ taxisg7.com
(no parking) show the charge from where (bookings can be made online).
the driver started his journey to
collect you. Initial charges for Uber
radio taxis vary widely, depending ∑ uber.com
on the distance the taxi covers Urban Driver
to arrive at the pick-up point. Tel 0825 625 100. Motorcycle taxi
Payment by cheque is not service. ∑ urban-driver.com
Tow-away Speed limit sign accepted but many vehicles (bookings can be made online).
zone in km take credit cards.




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STREET FINDER

The map references given with all sights, hotels, Street Finder, with the arrondissement numbers
restaurants, shops and entertainment venues for each district. The maps include not only the
described in this book refer to the maps in this sightseeing areas (which are colour-coded), but
section (see How the Map References Work the whole of central Paris with all the districts
opposite). A complete index of street names important for hotels, restaurants, shopping and
and all the places of interest marked on the entertainment venues. The symbols used to
maps can be found on the following pages. The represent sights and features on the Street
key map shows the area of Paris covered by the Finder maps are listed opposite.


Paris is divided into
20 arrondissements,
numbered on this map.








Montmartre








Champs
Elysees Opéra
Quarter
Chaillot Quarter Tulieries
Quarter
Beaubourg The
and Marais
Les Halles
Invalides and
Eiffel Tower Quarter
St Germain- Ile de
des-Prés
la Cite and
Ile St Louis
Latin
Quarter
Luxembourg
Quarter Jardin des
Plantes
0 km 1 Quarter
Montparnasse
0 mile 0.5

Key
Arrondissement boundary








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How the Map
References Work Sentier RUE «90 SQUARE EMILE RUE D VERT BOI S RUE NOTRE DAME
CHAUTEMPS
RUE MONGOLFIER U
DE NAZARETH
MARTIN
RUE V O L T A
RUE PAPIN
RU E D U
Réaumur
Arts et
RUE LEOPOLD BELLAN
PGE BEN AIAD R U E S T R U E S T D E N I S BASFOUR Sébastopol REAUMUR Musée des RUE VAUCANSON R U E D E T U R B I G O RUE STE PGE STE
Métiers
67»
R U E
PASSAGE
BORDA
RUE BACHAUMONT
G. MORIN
RUE R U E D U S S O U B S S A U V E U R ST SQUARE DU RUE CONTE R U E RUE DES FONTAINES ELISABETH ELISABETH
RUE MA N D A R R U E IMPASSE ST GRENETA Arts et Métiers DU TEMPLE
DENIS
DE LA
JUSSIENNE R U E M O N T O R G U E I L G R E N E T A R U E RUE DE PALESTRO RUE RUE CUNIN RUE R U E R E A U M U R
GRIDAINE
The first figure tells you R U E M O N T M A R T R E Tour Jean RUE M STUART RUE TIQUETONNE PGE DU S E B A S T O P O L 90» RUE AU MAIRE «2 SQUARE DU R U E
BAILLY
PGE DU
Sans Peur
BOURG
GRAND CERF
TEMPLE
L'ABBE
which Street Finder map RUE J J ROUSSEAU E T I E N N E RUE FRANCAISE Etienne T U R B I G O RUE DU BOURG PGE DE MAR TI N R U E R U E PASSAGE BARROIS PASSAGE ALOMBERT RUE DES VERTUS T E M P L E R U E
26»
L'ANCRE
RUE MAU-
Marcel
CONSEIL
L'ABBE
to turn to. RUE DU JOUR St-Eustache R U E RUE MOND D E M A R C E L S T R U E D E C H A P O N PGE DES GRAVILLIERS RUE PORTEFOIN
R U E ETOUR L E S C O T RUE DU CYGNE RUE AUX OURS A R C H I V E S
PLACE D E N I S R U E
R CASSIN Les Halles RUE DE LA GRANDE TRUANDERIE PGE DU COMMERCE M O N T M O R E N C Y D U RUE DE
LAZARE
RUE DU GRENIER ST
JARDIN R A M B U T E A U RUE QUINCAMPOIX ST MARTIN Rambuteau B E A U B O U R G D E S G R A V I L L I E R S BEAUCE
NELSON
IMP
RUE B DE
MANDELA S T MOLIERE PGE CLAIRVAUX BEAUBOURG RUE MICHEL LE COMTE R U E D E S P A S T O U R E L L E
Forum des P RUE DES D E PGE Musée de RUELLE SOURDIS
PRECHEURS
R U E PLACE Halles R U E DU MAURE la Poupee
M QUENTIN Châtelet les R U E PGE DE L'HORLOGE A AUTOMATES PASSAGE BRANTOME JARDIN ST RUE DES R U E Hôtel de
Halles R U E COSSONNERIE 53» RUE DE AIGNAN HAUDRIETTES Musée de la Chasse
Guénégaud
Musée d'Art
RUE DE LA
B E R G E R
o Hotel de Ville RUE ST HONORE PLACE M DE RUE DES BELLAY Innocents R U E Q U I N C AMP O IX VENISE POMPIDOU Centre R U E RUE GEOFFROY et d'Histoire RUE DE BRAQUE Hôtel de RUE DES 4 FILS
et de la Nature
R U E
Fontaine des
PLACE
PLACE
du Judaïsme
RUE DU PONT NEUF
NAVARRE
GEORGES
J DU
RUE D E S B OUR D O N NA I S
Soubise
SQUARE DES
A R C H I V E S
INNOCENTS
Georges
L'ANGEVIN
RUE DE
INNOCENTS
R U E R A M B U T E A U
PECQUAY
T E M P L E
LA FERRONNERIE
RUE
Archives
Hôtel de
«130
Nationales
LE FRANC
Rohan
4 Pl de l’Hôtel-de-Ville 75004. R U E RUE DES DECHARGEURS R U E D E S H A L L E S Châtelet OPPORTUNE ST DENIS B O U L E V A R D RUE AUBRY LE BOUCHER Pompidou RUE SIMON RUE SAINTE CROIX DE LA BRETONNERIE V I E I L L E D U
PL IGOR
MA RT IN
PLACE STE
RUE DU RENARD
STRAVINSKY
Map13 B3. Tel 01 42 76 50 49. D E Châtelet RUE RUE 14» RUE N FLAMEL S T St-Merry RUE ST MERRI RUE DU PLATRE D E S R U E D E S F R A N C S B O U R G E O I S RUE BARBETTE
RUE DES LOMBARDS
RUE DES BLANCS M
D U
RUE DES
«96
q Hotel de Ville. Open groups: by «20 RUE BERTIN POIREE RUE DES ORFEVRES RUE J LANTIER Tour R I V O L I PERNELLE RUE ST BON RUE DE BRETONNERIE U E RUE AUBRIOT ANTEAUX
RU E
GUILLEMITES
SQUARE STE
CROIX DE LA
COLONNE
RUE E
AVE
arrangement. Closed public hols, QUAI DE LA MEGISSERIE Châtelet St-Jacques SQUARE DE LA R RUE DE MOUSSY
TOUR ST-
MAUVAIS
RUE DES
PLACE DU VICTORIA JACQUES RUE ST DENIS Hôtel de R U E LA VERRERIE RUE DU BOURG TIBOURG R U E R U E D E S R O S I E R S
CHATELET
official functions 7 8 RUE A ADAM RUE DE LA TACHERIE Assistance Ville GARCONS RUE DU TRESOR
V O I E
Change QUA Publique PLACE DE Hôtel de R U E R U E D U RUE DES ECOUFFES RUE F DUVAL
Ville
Pont L'HOTEL R O I
QUAI DE L ’HORLOGE
DE VILLE
Conciergerie QUAI RUE CLOCHE PERCE D E D E RUE
PLACE
Pont au G E O R G E S P O M P I D O U
PARIS
Palais de Justice Cité DE Notre-Dame I DE GESVRES MAIRIE DE RUE DE LO BA U ST GERVAIS RUE FRANCOIS MIRON «15 RUE TIRON St-Paul S I C I L E
Ste- L LEPINE CITE LA Pont d'Arcole RUE DE BROSSE RUE DES BARRES Maison Européene R I V O L I
PLACE
St-Gervais
Chapelle BOULEVARD DU PALAIS RUE DE LUTECE Hôtel CORSE QUAI DE L'HOTEL DE VILLE RUE DU PONT LOUIS PHILIPPE RUE de la Photographie RUE DE FOURCY
RUE DU PREVOT
GEOFFROY
L’ASNIER
St-Protais
«70
The letter and number give Pont-St LA CITE DE LA Dieu D ' A R C O L E RUE DE LA COLOMBE RUE DES URSINS Quai de l'Hôtel VO RUE DE L’HOTEL Mémorial A SCHWEITZER RUE DE JOUY R U E C H A RL
ILE DE
de la Shoah SQUARE
PORT DE L'HOTEL DE VILLE
de Ville
the grid reference. Letters go St-Michel Michel QUAI DU MARCHE NEUF RUE Crypte RU E CH A NOINESSE Q U A I A U X F L E U R S Pont Louis IE Philippe PLACE DU BATAILLON DE Pont Marie RUE DES NONNAINS D’HYERES RUE DU F IGUIER RUE DU FAUCONNIER
RUE DES JARDINS
FRANCAIS DE L’O.N.U.
EN COREE
Archéologique
VILLE Hôtel
ST PAUL
across the map’s top and LA HUCHETTE Petit Pont PLACE DU PARVIS NOTRE R U E RUE DU CLOITRE-NOTRE-DAME Pont Q U A I RUE J DU D E G EO RGES de Sens «36 RUE DE L’AVE MARIA
PLACE DU
BELLAY
DAME
RU E D E L A H AR P E RUE DE Séverin RUE DU PETIT PONT JULIEN LE PAUVRE SQUARE QUAI DE MONTEBELLO SQUARE JEAN XXIII QUAI DE L'ARCHEVECHE SQUARE DE QUAI D'ORLEANS BOUTAREL R U E RUE LE REGRATTIER B O U R B O N
RUE DE
QUAI ST MICHEL
PETIT PONT
Notre-
St-Michel–
Dame
bottom; figures on its sides. RUE ST RUE X PRIVAS Notre-Dame Double Pont au Notre-Dame St-Louis RUE ILE ST- Pont Marie QUAI DES CELESTINS
PO MPI DOU
RUE ST
PRETRES ST
RUE DES
LOUIS
R VIVIANI
SEVERIN
SEVERIN
SQUARE DE
L'ILE DE
St-
L’AVE MARIA
St-Julien-
FRANCE
Q U A I
«1
«21
le-Pauvre
PORT DE MONTEBELLO
Montebello
BOUTEBRIE
RUE LA PARCHEMINERIE JACQUES R U E D A N T E RUE GALANDE RUE RUE DE L'HOTEL DE LA BUCHERIE RUE RUE DES GRANDS DEGRES Port de Société Historique et RUE BUDE S T RUE DES DEUX PONTS St-Louis- L O U I S E N Lauzun
COLBERT
Hôtel de
Littéraire Polonaise
en-l'Ile
Pont de la
Musée RUE DOMAT RUE F SAUTON «59 QUAI R U E P O U L L E T I E R D ’ A N JO U
National du «36 LAGRANGE RUE MAITRE ALBERT QUAI DE LA TOURNELLE DE L ' I L E
B O U L E V A R D
Moyen Age «67 Maubert RUE DE BIEVRE B E R N A R D I N S Tournelle BETHUNE Pont de
Montmartre SQUARE RUE Mutualité MAUBERT «50 P O N T O I S E COCHIN RUE P O I S S Y SQUARE Sully
BARYE
P O R T D E L A T O U R N E L L E
PLACE
ET PLACE
P PAINLEVE RUE THENARD RUE DE «1 Pont de Sully
R U E CA R M E S
La Sorbonne SAINT DU SOMMERARD D E S S A I N T G E R M A I N
LATRAN
Q UA R T I E R
RUE DES FOSSES SAINT BERNARD
Collège de SQUARE F A RUE JEAN DE BEAUVAIS CHANTIERS Institut du
MARIETTE
France PLACE M L AT I N Monde Arabe PORT SAINT BERNARD
BERTHELOT
RUE RUE DU CIMETIERE RUE DE LA MONTA GNE STE GENEVIEVE R U E R U E D E D E
SAINT BENOIT
Quai Saint-
Chapelle de «123 LANNEAU RUE DE R U E DES D E S R U E M O N G E R U E RUE DU CARDINAL LEMOINE RUE DES QUAI SAINT BERNARD
RUE SAINT VICTOR
la Sorbonne IMPASSE Bernard
SQUARE
Lyceé Louis le CHARTIERE RUE DE L'ECOLE P LANGEVIN E C O L E S Universités
Grand RUE D'ARRAS Musée de Paris VI et Paris VII
RUE VALETTE POLYTECHNIQUE JARDIN DE Minéralogie
NAVARRE
RUE CUJAS
The map continues
Champs on page 17 of the Key to Street Finder
Elysees Opéra
Quarter Street Finder. Major sight
Other sight
Chaillot Quarter Tulieries
Quarter Other building
Beaubourg The Metro station
and Marais
Les Halles RER station
Invalides and Railway station
Eiffel Tower Quarter Main bus stop
St Germain- Ile de
des-Prés Boat service boarding point
la Cite and
Ile St Louis Batobus boarding point
Latin Tourist information office
Quarter
Hospital with casualty unit
Police station
Luxembourg Church
Quarter Jardin des
Plantes Synagogue
Quarter
Montparnasse Autoroute
Railway line
Pedestrian street
House number (main street)
Scale of Map Pages
0 metres 200
1:11,000
0 yards 200
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Street Finder Index

A Alexandre Charpentier, André Maurois, Blvd (16) 3 A3 Arras, Rue d’ (5) 13 B5
Rue (17) 3 C1 André Messager, Rue (18) 2 F4 Arrivée, Rue de l’ (15) 15 C1
Abbaye, Rue de l’ (6) 12 E4 Alexandre Dumas, André Tardieu, Pl (7) 11 B4 Arsenal, Rue de l’ (4) 14 D4
Abbé Carton, Rue Rue (11, 20) 2 D1 Andrienne Simon, Arsène Houssaye, Rue (8) 4 E4
de l’ (14) 15 B5 Villa (14) 16 D3
Abbé de l’Epée, Rue Alexandre Parodi, 8 D2 Andrieux, Rue (8) 5 B2 Arsonval, Rue d’ (15) 15 B2
Rue (10)
2 D4
Arthur Brière, Rue (17)
de l’ (5) 16 F1 Alexandre III, Pont (8, 7) 11 A1 Androuet, Rue (18) 6 F1 Arthur Groussier,
Abbé Gillet, Rue de l’ (16) 9 B3 Alexandrie, Rue d’ (2) 7 B5 Angélique Compoint, Rue (10) 8 E4
Abbé Grégoire, Rue Alexis Carrel, Rue (15) 10 E4 Rue (18) 2 E3 Arthur Ranc, Rue (18) 2 E3
de l’ (6) 11 C5 Alfred Bruneau, Rue (16) 9 A3 Angoulême, Cour d’ (11) 14 F1 Artois, Rue d’ (8) 4 F4
Abbé J Lebeuf, Pl Alfred de Vigny, Rue (8) 4 F3 Anjou, Quai d’ (4) 13 C4 continues 5 A4
de l’ (15) 15 B3 Alfred Roll, Rue (17) 4 E1 Anjou, Rue d’ (8) 5 C4 Arts, Passage des (14) 15 C3
Abbé Migne, Sq de l’ (4) 16 E4 Alfred Stevens, Rue (9) 6 F2 Ankara, Rue d’ (16) 9 B4 Arts, Passerelle des (6) 12 E3
Abbé Patureau, Rue Alger, Rue d’ (1) 12 D1 Annibal, Cité (14) 16 E5 Asile Popincourt, Rue
de l’ (18) 2 F5 Alibert, Rue (10) 8 E4 Annonciation, Rue de l’ (11) 14 F2
Abbé Roger Derry, Aligre, Pl d’ (12) 14 F5 de l’ (16) 9 B3 Aspirant Dunand, Sq
Rue de l’ (15) 10 E5 Aligre, Rue d’ (12) 14 F5 Anselme Payen, de l’ (14) 16 D4
Abbesses, Pl des (18) 6 F1 Allées L Gambetta 1 A2 Rue (16) 15 A3 Assas, Rue d’ (6) 12 D5
Abbesses, Rue des (18) 6 E1 Allent, Rue (7) 12 D3 Antin, Chausée d’ (9) 6 E4 continues 16 E1
Abbeville, Rue d’ (9, 10) 7 B3 Alleray, Rue d’ (15) 15 A3 Antin, Cité d’ (9) 6 E4 Asseline, Rue (14) 15 C3
Abel, Rue (12) 14 F5 Alliance Française (6) 16 D1 Antin, Impasse d’ (8) 11 A1 Assemblée
continues 18 F1 Alma, Cité de l’ (7) 10 E2 Antin, Rue d’ (2) 6 E5 Nationale (7) 11 B2
Abel Hovelacque, Alma, Pl de l’ (8, 16) 10 E1 Antin, Rue de la Assomption, Rue
Rue (13) 17 B4 Alma, Pont Chaussée d’ (9) 6 E4 de l’ (16) 9 A4
Abel Rabaud, Rue (11) 8 E5 de l’ (7, 8, 16) 10 F2 Antoine Bourdelle, Astorg, Rue d’ (8) 5 B4
Abel Truchet, Rue (17) 5 C2 Alombert, Passage (3) 13 C1 Rue (15) 15 B1 Astrolabe, Impasse
Abel Varet, Passage (17) 1 B3 Alphand, Ave (16) 3 C4 Antoine Chantin, de l’ 15 B1
Aboukir, Rue d’ (2) 7 B5 Alphand, Rue (13) 17 A5 Rue (14) 15 C5 Athènes, Rue d’ (9) 6 D3
continues 12 F1 Alphonse Baudin, Antoine Vollon, Atlas, Rue de l’ (19) 8 F4
Abreuvoir, Rue de l’ (18) 2 F5 Rue (11) 14 E2 Rue (12) 14 F5 Au Lapin Agile (18) 2 F5
Abulet, Villa (17) 4 D2 Alphonse Bertillon, Anvers, Pl d’ (9) 7 A2 Auber, Rue (9) 6 D4
Acacias, Passage des (17) 4 D3 Rue (15) 15 A3 Anvers, Sq d’ (9) 7 A2 Aubervilliers, Rue
Acacias, Rue des (17) 4 D3 Alphonse de Neuville, Apennins, Rue des (17) 1 C5 d’ 18 (19) 8 D1
Académie Nationale de Rue (17) 4 F1 Appert, Rue (11) 14 E3 Aublet, Villa (17) 4 D2
Médecine (6) 12 E3 Alphonse Laveran, Aqueduc, Rue de l’ (10) 8 D2 Aubriot, Rue (4) 13 C3
Achille Martinet, Rue (18) 2 E4 Pl (5) 16 F2 Arago, Blvd (13) 17 A3 Aubry le Boucher,
Adanson, Sq (5) 17 B2 Alphonse XII, Ave (16) 9 B3 Arago, Blvd (14) 16 F3 Rue (4) 13 B2
Adolphe Adam, Rue (4) 13 A3 Alsace, Rue d’ (10) 7 C3 Arago, Rue (13, 14) 1 C2 Aude, Rue de l’ (14) 16 E5
Adrienne, Villa (14) 16 D4 continues 1 A2 Arbalète, Rue de l’ (5) 17 A2 Audran, Rue (18) 6 E1
Adrienne Lecouvreur, Amboise, Rue d’ (2) 6 F5 Arbre Sec, Rue d’ (1) 12 F2 Augereau, Rue (7) 10 F3
Allée (7) 10 E3 Ambroise Paré, Rue (10) 7 B2 Arbustes, Rue des (14) 15 A5 Auguste Barbier,
Affre, Rue (18) 7 C1 Amélie, Rue (7) 10 F3 Arc de Triomphe (17) 4 D4 Rue (11) 8 E5
Agar, Rue (16) 9 A4 Amelot, Rue (11) 14 D1 Arc de Triomphe, Rue Auguste Bartholdi,
Agent Bailly, Rue de l’ (9) 6 F3 American Cathedral de l’ (17) 4 D3 Rue (15) 10 D5
Agrippa d’Aubigné, in Paris (8) 4 E5 Arc de Triomphe du Auguste Blanqui,
Rue (4) 14 D5 Amiral Bruix, Blvd Carrousel (1) 12 E2 Blvd (13) 17 A4
Aguesseau, Rue d’ (8) 5 B5 de l’ (16) 3 B3 Arcade, Rue de l’ (8) 5 C4 Auguste Comte, Rue (6) 16 E1
Aide Sociale, Sq Amiral Bruix, Sq Archevêché, Pont Auguste Mie, Rue (14) 15 C3
de l’ (14) 15 C4 de l’ (16) 3 B3 de l’ (4, 5) 13 B4 Auguste Vacquerie,
Aimé Maillart, Pl (17) 4 E2 Amiral Courbet, Rue Archevêché, Quai Rue (16) 4 D5
13 B4
de l’ (16)
de l’ (4)
Aix, Rue d’ (10) 8 E5 Amiral de Coligny, 3 B5 Archives, Rue des (3, 4) 13 C2 Aumale, Rue d’ (9) 6 E3
Aumont Thiéville,
Ajaccio, Sq d’ (7) 11 A3
Rue de l’ (1)
Alain, Rue (14) 15 B3 Amiral d’Estaing, Rue 12 F2 Archives, Rue des (4) 13 B3 Rue (17) 3 C2
Alasseur, Rue (15) 10 E4 de l’ (16) 10 D1 Arcole, Pont d’ (4) 13 B3 Aurelle de Paladines, 3 B2
Blvd d’ (17)
Arcole, Rue d’ (4)
13 B4
Alban Satragne, Sq (10) 7 B4 Amiral de Grasse, Pl (16) 4 D5 Arènes, Rue des (5) 17 B1 Austerlitz, Pont
Albert, Rue (13) 18 E5 Ampère, Rue (17) 4 E1 17 B1 d’ (5, 12, 13) 18 D1
Albert Bayet, Rue (13) 17 C4 Amsterdam, Rue d’ (8, 9) 6 D2 Arènes de Lutèce (5) Austerlitz, Port d’ (13) 18 E2
Arènes de Lutèce,
Albert Besnard, Sq (17) 4 E1 continues 6 D3 Sq des (5) 17 B1 Austerlitz, Quai d’ (13) 18 E2
Albert Camus, Rue (10) 8 E3 Amyot, Rue (5) 17 A1 Argenson, Rue d’ (8) 5 B4 Auteuil, Port d’ (16) 9 A5
Albert de Mun, Ave (16) 10 D2 Anatole de la Forge, Argenteuil, Rue d’ (1) 12 E1 Autonome de Paris,
Albert Premier, Cours (8) 10 F1 Rue (17) 4 D3 Aristide Briand, Rue (7) 11 B2 Port (15) 9 C4
continues 11 A1 Anatole France, Ave (7) 10 E3 Aristide Bruant, Rue (18) 6 E1 Ave Maria, Rue de l’ (4) 13 C4
Albert Premier de Anatole France, Quai (7) 11 C2 Armaillé, Rue d’ (17) 4 D3 Ave Maria, Sq de l’ (4) 13 C4
Monaco, Ave (16) 9 C2 continues 12 D2 Armand Carrel, Rue (19) 8 F2 Avre, Rue de l’ (15) 10 E5
Albert Samain, Rue (17) 4 D1 Ancienne Comédie, Armand Gauthier, Azais, Rue (18) 6 F1
Albert Schweitzer, Sq (4) 13 C4 Rue de l’ (6) 12 F4 Rue (18) 2 E5
Albert Thomas, Rue (10) 7 A4 Ancre, Passage de l’ (3) 13 B1 Armand Moisant, B
continues 8 D5 André Antoine, Rue (18) 6 F2 Rue (15) 15 B2
Alboni, Rue de l’ (16) 9 C3 André Barsacq, Rue (18) 6 F1 Armée d’Orient, Rue Babylone, Rue de (7) 11 C4
Alboni, Sq de l’ (16) 9 C3 André Bréchet, Rue (17) 2 D3 de l’ (18) 6 E1 Bac, Rue du (7) 11 C4
Alembert, Rue d’ (14) 16 E5 André Citroën, Quai (15) 9 B5 Armenonville, Rue continues 12 D3
Alençon, Rue d’ (15) 15 C1 André del Sarte, Rue (18) 7 A1 d’ (17) 3 B2 Bachaumont, Rue (2) 13 A1
Alésia, Rue d’ (14) 16 E5 André Dubois, Rue (6) 12 F4 Armorique, Rue de Baillet, Rue (1) 12 F2
continues 15 B4 André Gide, Rue (15) 15 A3 l’ (15) 15 B2 Bailleul, Rue (1) 12 F2
Alésia, Villa d’ (14) 15 C5 André Honnorat, Pl (6) 16 E1 Arnault-Tzanck, Bailly, Rue (3) 13 C1
Alésia Ridder, Sq (14) 15 A4 André Lichtenberger, Place (17) 1 C3 Ballu, Rue (9) 6 D2
Alexandre Cabanel, Sq (14) 15 A5 Arquebusiers, Rue Balny d’Avricourt,
Rue (15) 10 F5 André Malraux, Pl (1) 12 E1 des (3) 14 D2 Rue (17) 4 E2
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Balzac, Maison (16) 9 B3 Bellechasse, Rue de (7) 11 C3 Birague, Rue de (4) 14 D4 Bourdon, Blvd (4) 14 D5
Balzac, Rue (8) 4 F4 Bellefond, Rue (9) 7 A3 Biron, Rue 2 F2 Bourdonnais, Ave
Banque, Rue de la (2) 12 F1 Belles Feuilles, Rue Biron, Villa 2 F2 de la (7) 10 E3
continues 6 F5 des (16) 3 B5 Biscornet, Rue (12) 14 E5 Bourdonnais, Port
Banque de France (1) 12 F1 continues 9 B1 Bixio, Rue (7) 11 A4 de la (7) 10 D2
Banquier, Rue du (13) 17 C3 Belleville, Blvd Bizerte, Rue de (17) 5 C1 Bourdonnais, Rue
Baptiste Renard, de (11, 20) 8 F5 Blainville, Rue (5) 17 A1 des (1) 13 A2
Rue (13) 18 D5 Belleville, Rue Blaise Cendrars, Bouret, Rue (19) 8 F2
Barbes, Blvd (18) 7 A1 de (19, 20) 8 F4 Allée (1) 12 F2 Bourg l’Abbé, Passage
Barbet de Jouy, Rue (7) 11 4 Belliard, Rue (18) 2 E3 Blaise Desgoffe, du (2) 13 B1
Barbette, Rue (3) 13 C3 Belliard, Villa (18) 2 D4 Rue (6) 15 C1 Bourg l’Abbé, Rue
Barbey d’Aurevilly, Bellièvre, Rue de (13) 18 E3 Blanche, Pl (9, 18) 6 E1 du (3) 13 B1
Ave (7) 10 E3 Bellini, Rue (16) 9 B2 Blanche, Rue (9) 6 D2 Bourg Tibourg, Rue
Bardinet, Rue (14) 15 B4 Bellot, Rue (19) 8 E1 Blanche, Villa 3 A2 du (4) 13 C3
Bargue, Rue (15) 15 A3 Belloy, Rue de (16) 4 D5 Blancs Manteaux, Rue Bourgogne,
Baron, Rue (17) 1 C4 Belzunce, Rue de (10) 7 B3 des (4) 13 C3 Rue de (7) 11 B3
Barrault, Passage (13) 17 A5 Ben Aïad, Passage (2) 13 A1 Blanqui, Rue 2 F1 Boursault, Rue (17) 5 B1
Barrault, Rue (13) 17 A5 Bénard, Rue (14) 15 C4 Bleue, Rue (9) 7 A3 Bourse, Pl de la (2) 6 F5
Barrelet de Ricou, Benjamin Franklin, Blomet, Rue (15) 15 A1 Bourse, Rue de la (2) 6 F6
Rue (19) 8 F3 Rue (16) 9 C2 Blondel, Rue (2) 7 B5 Bourse de
Barres, Rue des (4) 13 B3 Benouville, Rue (16) 3 A5 Bobillot, Rue (13) 17 B5 Commerce (1) 12 F2
Barrier, Impasse (12) 14 F5 Béranger, Rue (3) 14 D1 Boccador, Rue du (8) 10 F1 Bourse des Valeurs (2) 6 F5
Barrois, Passage (3) 13 C1 Bérard, Cour (4) 14 D4 Bochart de Saron, Boutarel, Rue (4) 13 B4
Barthélémy, Passage (10) 8 1 Berbier du Mets, Rue (9) 6 F2 Boutefrie, Rue (5) 13 A4
Barthélémy, Rue (15) 15 A1 Rue (13) 17 B3 Boétie, Rue la (8) 4 F5 Boutin, Rue (13) 16 F5
Barye, Rue (17) 4 F2 continues 17 B4 Boieldieu, Place (2) 6 F6 Boutron, Impasse (10) 8 D3
Barye, Sq (4) 13 C5 Bercy, Allée de (12) 18 F1 Bois de Boulogne 3 A4 Bouvard, Ave (7) 10 E3
Basfour, Passage (2) 13 B1 Bercy, Blvd de (12) 18 F2 Bois de Boulogne, Rue Boyer Barret, Rue (14) 15 B4
Basfroi, Passage (11) 14 F3 Bercy, Pont de (12, 13) 18 F3 du (16) 3 C4 Brady, Passage (10) 7 B4
Basfroi, Rue (11) 14 F3 Bercy, Port de (12, 13) 18 3 Bois le Prêtre, Blvd Branly, Quai (7) 10 E2
Bassano, Rue de (8, 16) 4 E5 Bercy, Quai de (12) 18 F3 du (17) 1 C3 Brantôme, Passage (3) 13 B2
Bassompierre, Rue (4) 14 D4 Bercy, Rue de (12) 14 E5 Bois le Vent, Rue (16) 9 A3 Braque, Rue de (3) 13 C2
Baste, Rue (19) 8 F2 continues 18 E1 Boissière, Rue (16) 10 D1 Brazzaville, Place de (15) 9 C5
Bastille, Blvd de la (12) 14 E5 Berger, Rue (1) 12 F2 continues 3 C5 Bréa, Rue (6) 16 D1
Bastille, Pl de la (12) 14 E4 continues 13 A2 Boisseau, Rue (18) 7 A1 Bréguet, Rue (11) 14 F3
Bastille, Rue de la (4) 14 E4 Bergerat, Villa (16) 3 A2 Boissonade, Rue (14) 16 E2 Bréguet Sabin,
Bataillon Français de Bergère, Cité (9) 7 A4 Boissy d’Anglas, Rue (8) 5 C5 Sq (11) 14 E3
L’O.N.U. en Corée, Bergère, Rue (9) 7 A4 Boiton, Passage (13) 17 B5 Brémontier, Rue (17) 4 F1
Place du (4) 13 C4 Berie Albrecht, Ave (8) 4 E3 Bologne, Rue (16) 9 B3 Brésil, Pl du (17) 4 F1
Bateau Lavoir (18) 6 F1 Bérite, Rue de (6) 11 C5 Bonaparte, Rue (6) 12 E3 Bretagne, Rue de (3) 14 D2
Bateaux Pompes (6) 12 F3 Berlioz, Rue (16) 3 B4 continues 12 E4 Breteuil, Ave de (7) 11 A5
Batignolles, Blvd Berlioz, Sq (9) 6 D2 Bonne Graine, Passage Breteuil, Ave de (15) 15 A1
des (8, 17) 5 C2 Bernard de Clairvaux, de la (11) 14 F4 Breteuil, Pl de (7, 15) 11 A5
Batignolles, Rue des (17) 5 C1 Rue (3) 13 B2 Bonne Nouvelle, Blvd Brey, Rue (17) 4 D3
Batignolles, Sq des (17) 5 B1 Bernard de Ventadour, de (10) 7 B5 Brézin, Rue (14) 16 D4
Bauches, Rue des (16) 9 A3 Rue (14) 15 B3 Bonne Nouvelle, Impasse Bridaine, Rue (17) 5 B1
Baudoin, Rue (13) 18 E4 Bernard Palissy, Rue (6) 12 E4 de (10) 7 B5 Brie, Passage de la (19) 8 E2
Baudoyer, Pl (4) 13 B3 Bernardins, Rue des (5) 13 B5 Bonnet, Rue (18) 2 E3 Brignole, Rue (16) 10 D1
Baudricourt, Rue (13) 18 D5 Berne, Rue de (8) 5 C2 Bonnet, Rue 1 A3 Brignole Galliera,
Bauer, Cité (14) 15 B4 Bernouilli, Rue (8) 5 C2 Bons Enfants, Rue Sq (16) 10 E1
Baume, Rue de la (8) 5 A4 Berri, Rue de (8) 4 F4 des (1) 12 F2 Briquet, Rue (18) 7 A2
Bayard, Rue (8) 10 F1 Berryer, Rue (8) 4 F4 Bord de l’Eau, Terrasse Briqueterie, Impasse de
Bayen, Rue (17) 4 D2 Berteaux Dumas, Rue 3 A2 du (1) 12 D2 la (14) 1 B3
continues 4 D3 Berthe, Rue (18) 6 F1 Borda, Rue (3) 13 C1 Brisemiche, Rue (4) 13 B2
Bazeilles, Rue de (5) 17 B2 Berthier, Blvd (17) 1 A4 Bosquet, Ave (7) 10 F2 Broca, Rue 5 (13) 17 A3
Béarn, Rue de (3) 14 D3 continues 4 E1 continues 10 F3 Brochant, Rue (17) 1 B5
Béatrix Dussane, Berthollet, Rue (5) 17 A2 Bosquet, Rue 10 F3 Brosse, Rue de (4) 13 B3
Rue (15) 10 D5 Bertie Albrecht (8) 4 E4 Bosquet, Villa (7) 10 F2 Broussais, Rue (14) 16 E5
Beaubourg, Impasse (3) 13 B2 Bertin Poirée, Rue (1) 13 A3 Bossuet, Rue (10) 7 B3 Brown Séquard,
Beaubourg, Rue (3, 4) 13 B2 Berton, Rue (16) 9 B3 Bouchardon, Rue (10) 7 C5 Rue (15) 15 B2
Beauce, Rue du (3) 13 C2 Bervic, Rue (18) 7 A1 Bouchut, Rue (15) 15 A1 Bruant, Rue (13) 18 D3
Beaucour, Ave (8) 4 F3 Berzélius, Rue (17) 1 B4 Boucicaut, Sq (7) 12 D4 Brun, Rue le (13) 17 B3
Beaugrenelle, Rue (15) 9 C5 Beslay, Passage (11) 14 F1 Boudreau, Rue (9) 6 D4 Brune, Blvd (14) 15 A5
Beaujolais, Rue de (1) 12 F1 Bessières, Blvd (17) 1 C3 Boulainvilliers, Hameau Brunel, Rue (17) 3 C3
Beaujon, Rue (8) 4 E4 Bessières, Rue (17) 1 B4 de (16) 9 A4 Brunoy, Passage (12) 18 F1
Beaujon, Sq (8) 5 A3 Béthune, Quai de (4) 13 C5 Boulainvilliers, Rue Bruxelles, Rue de (9) 6 D2
Beaumarchais, Beudant, Rue (17) 5 B2 de (16) 9 A4 Bruyère, Rue la (9) 6 E3
Blvd (3, 4, 11) 14 E3 Bezout, Rue (14) 16 D5 Boulangers, Rue des (5) 17 B1 Bruyère, Sq la (9) 6 E3
Beaune, Rue de (7) 12 D3 Bibliothèque Boulard, Rue (14) 16 D4 Bucherie, Rue de la (5) 13 A4
Beauregard, Rue (2) 7 B5 Nationale (1, 2) 12 E1 Boulay, Passage (17) 1 B4 Buci, Rue de (6) 12 E4
Beaurepaire, Rue (10) 8 D5 Bibliothèque Boulay, Rue (17) 1 B4 Budapest, Pl de (8, 9) 6 D3
Beautreillis, Rue (4) 14 D4 Nationale (2) 6 F5 Boule Blanche, Passage Budapest, Rue de (9) 6 D3
Beaux Arts, Rue Bichat, Rue (10) 8 D4 de la (12) 14 E4 Budé, Rue (4) 13 C4
des (6) 12 E3 Bienfaisance, Rue de Boule Rouge, Rue Buffault, Rue (9) 6 F3
Beccaria, Rue (12) 14 F5 la (8) 5 B3 de la (9) 7 A4 Buffon, Rue (5) 18 D1
Becquerel, Rue (18) 2 F5 Bienvenue, Pl (15) 15 C2 Boulitte, Rue (14) 15 B5 Bugeaud, Ave (16) 3 B5
Beethoven, Rue (16) 9 C3 Bièvre, Rue de (5) 13 B5 Boulle, Rue (11) 14 E3 Buisson St-Louis,
Béla Bartók, Sq (15) 9 C4 Bigorre, Rue de (14) 16 D5 Bouloi, Rue du (1) 12 F1 Passage du (10) 8 E4
Belfort, Rue de (11) 1 B2 Bineau, Blvd 3 B1 Bouquet de Longchamp, Buisson St-Louis, Rue
Belhomme, Rue (18) 7 A1 Biot, Rue (17) 6 D1 Rue du (16) 10 D1 du (10) 8 F4
Belidor, Rue (17) 3 C2 Bir Hakeim, Pont Bourbon, Quai de (4) 13 B4 Bullourde, Passage (11) 14 F4
Bellanger, Rue 3 A2 de (15, 16) 9 C3 Bourdaloue, Rue (9) 6 F3 Buot, Rue (13) 17 B5
Each place name is followed by its arrondissement number and then by its Street Finder reference
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Burnouf, Rue (19) 8 F3 Castellane, Rue de (8) 5 C4 Chapelle, Blvd de Chauveau Lagarde,
Burq, Rue (18) 6 E1 Castex, Rue (4) 14 D4 la (10, 18) 7 C1 Rue (8) 5 C5
Butte aux Cailles, Rue Castiglione, Rue de (1) 12 D1 Chapelle, Cité Chazelles, Rue de (17) 4 F2
de la (13) 17 B5 Catacombs (14) 16 E3 de la (18) 7 C1 Chemin Vert, Passage
Catalogne, Pl de (15) 15 B3 Chapelle, Pl de la (18) 7 C1 du (11) 14 F2
C Catulle Mendès, Rue (17) 4 D1 Chapelle de la Chemin Vert,
Cauallotti, Rue (18) 6 D1 Sorbonne (5) 13 A5 Rue du (11) 14 F3
C Dain, Rue 2 E1 Cauchois, Rue (18) 6 E1 Chapon, Rue (3) 13 C1 Chénier, Rue (2) 7 B5
Cabanis, Rue (14) 16 F5 Caulaincourt, Rue (18) 2 E5 Chappe, Rue (18) 6 F1 Cherche Midi, Rue
Cadet, Rue (9) 6 F4 continues 6 D1 Chaptal, Cité (9) 6 E2 du (6) 11 C5
continues 7 A3 Caumartin, Rue de (9) 6 D4 Chaptal, Rue (9) 6 E2 continues 12 D5
Caffarelli, Rue (3) 14 D1 Cavalerie, Rue de Charbonnière, Rue de Cherche Midi, Rue
Cail, Rue (10) 7 C2 la (15) 10 E5 la (18) 7 B1 du (15, 6) 15 B1
Caillié, Rue (18) 8 D1 Cavalière Fortunée, Charbonniers, Passage Chernoviz, Rue (16) 9 B3
Caire, Passage du (2) 7 B5 Allée (16) 3 A4 des (15) 15 A1 Chéroy, Rue de (17) 5 B2
Caire, Rue du (2) 7 B5 Cavalière St Denis, Charcot, Rue (13) 18 E4 Chérubini, Rue (2) 6 E5
Calais, Rue de (9) 6 D2 Allée (16) 3 A4 Chardin, Rue (16) 9 C3 Cheval Blanc, Passage
Calmels, Impasse (18) 2 F4 Cavallotti, Rue (18) 6 D1 Charenton, Rue de (12) 14 F5 du (11) 14 E4
Calmels, Rue (18) 2 F4 Cave, Rue (18) 7 B1 Charlemagne, Rue (4) 13 C4 Chevaleret, Rue du (13) 18 F5
Calmels Prolongée, Cazotte, Rue (18) 7 A1 Charles Albert, Chevert, Rue (7) 11 A3
Rue (18) 2 F4 Cel Scott, Rue du (15) 10 D4 Passage (17) 2 D3 Cheverus, Rue de (9) 6 D3
Calvaire, Pl du (18) 6 F1 Célestins, Port des (4) 13 C4 Charles Baudelaire, Chevet, Rue du (11) 8 E5
Cambacérès, Rue (8) 5 B4 Célestins, Quai des (4) 13 C4 Rue (12) 14 F5 Chevreuse, Rue de (6) 16 E2
Cambon, Rue (1) 6 D5 Cels, Rue (14) 15 C3 Charles Bernard, Choiseul, Passage (2) 6 E5
Cambronne, Pl (15) 10 F5 Censier, Rue (5) 17 B2 Place (18) 2 F4 Choiseul, Rue de (2) 6 E5
Cambronne, Sq (15) 10 F5 Centre de Conférences Charles Dallery, Choisy, Ave de (13) 17 C5
Camille Blaisot, Rue (17) 2 D3 Internationales (16) 4 D5 Passage (11) 14 F3 Chomel, Rue (7) 12 D4
Camille Flammarion, Cerisaie, Rue de la (4) 14 D4 Charles de Gaulle, Ave 3 A2 Chopin, Pl (16) 9 A3
Rue (18) 2 F3 Cerisoles, Rue de (8) 4 F5 Charles de Gaulle, Pl (16) 4 D4 Choron, Rue (9) 6 F3
Camille Jullian, Pl (6) 16 E2 Cernuschi, Rue (17) 4 F1 Charles de Gaulle, Christiani, Rue (18) 7 A1
Campagne Première, César Caire, Ave (8) 5 B3 Pont (12, 13) 18 E2 Christine, Rue (6) 12 F4
Rue (14) 16 E2 Chabanais, Rue (1) 12 E1 Charles Dickens, Rue (16) 9 C3 Christophe Colomb,
Campo Formio, Rue Chabrol, Cité de (10) 7 B3 Charles Dickens, Sq (16) 9 C3 Rue (16) 4 E5
de (13) 17 C3 Chabrol, Rue de (10) 7 B3 Charles Divry, Rue (14) 16 4 Cicé, Rue de (6) 16 D1
Canada, Pl du (8) 11 A1 Chaillot, Rue de (16) 4 E5 Charles Dullin, Pl (18) 6 F1 Cimarosa, Rue (16) 3 C5
Canettes, Rue des (6) 12 E4 continues 10 E1 Charles V, Rue (4) 14 D4 Cimetière de
Cange, Rue du (14) 15 B4 Chaise, Rue de la (7) 12 D4 Charles Fillion, Pl (17) 1 B5 Montmartre (18) 6 D1
Cantagrel, Rue (13) 18 F5 Chaise Récamier, Sq (7) 12 D4 Charles Floquet, Ave (7) 10 E4 continues 2 D5
Cantal, Cour du (11) 14 E4 Chalet, Rue du (10) 8 F4 Charles Garmer, Rue 2 F1 Cimetière de Passy (16) 9 C2
Capitaine Glarner, Chalgrin, Rue (16) 3 C4 Charles Girault, Ave (8) 11 B1 Cimetière des
Ave du 2 D1 Chalon, Cour de (12) 18 F1 Charles Godon, Cité (9) 6 F3 Batignolles, Ave de 1 A3
Capitaine Scott, Rue Chalon, Rue de (12) 18 F1 Charles Laffitte, Rue 3 A3 Cimetière du
du (15) 10 D4 Chambiges, Rue (8) 10 F1 Charles Lamoureux, Montparnasse (14) 16 D3
Capitan, Sq (5) 17 B1 Chambre de Commerce et Rue (16) 3 B5 Cimetière Parisien des
Caplat, Rue (18) 7 B1 d’Industrie de Paris (8) 4 F4 Charles Luizet, Rue (11) 14 E2 Batignolles (17) 1 B3
Capron, Rue (18) 6 D1 Champ de l’Alouette, Charles Moureu, Cimetière St Benoît,
Capucines, Blvd Rue du (13) 17 A4 Rue (13) 18 D5 Rue du (5) 13 A5
des (2, 9) 6 D5 Champ de Mars, Rue Charles Nodier, Rue (18) 7 A1 Cimetière St Vincent (18) 2 F5
Capucines, Rue des (1, 2) 6 D5 du (7) 10 F3 Charles Risler, Ave (7) 10 E4 Cino del Duca, Rue (17) 3 B1
Cardan, Rue (17) 1 B4 Champ Marie, Passage du 2 F3 Charles Schmidt, Rue 2 E1 Cinq Diamants, Rue
Cardinal Amette, Pl Champagny, Rue de (7) 11 B3 Charles Weiss, Rue (15) 15 A4 des (13) 17 B5
du (15) 10 E5 Champaubert, Ave Charlet, Rue (15) 15 B2 Cinq Martyrs du Lycée
Cardinal Guibert, Rue de (15) 10 E4 Charlot, Rue (3) 14 D1 Buffon, Pont des
du (18) 6 F1 Champerret, Allée de Charonne, Rue de (11) 14 F4 (14, 15) 15 B3
Cardinal Lemoine, Cité la Porte de (17) 3 C1 Charras, Rue (9) 6 D4 Cirque, Rue de (8) 5 B5
du (5) 13 B5 Champerret, Porte de (17) 3 C1 Chartière, Impasse (5) 13 A5 Ciseaux, Rue des (6) 12 E4
Cardinal Lemoine, Rue Champfleury, Rue (7) 10 E4 Chartres, Rue de (18) 7 B1 Cité, Rue de la (4) 13 A4
du (5) 17 B1 Championnet, Rue (18) 2 E4 Chartres, Rue de 3 B2 Civiale, Rue (10) 8 F4
Cardinal Mercier, Rue (9) 6 D2 Champollion, Rue (5) 12 F5 Chartreux, Rue des (6) 16 E2 Clairaut, Rue (17) 1 C5
Cardinet, Passage (17) 5 A1 Champs, Galerie de (8) 4 F4 Chassaigne-Goyon, Clapeyron, Rue (8) 5 C2
Cardinet, Rue (17) 1 B5 Champs-Elysées, Ave Pl (8) 5 A4 Claridge, Galerie du (8) 4 F5
continues 4 F2 des (8) 11 B1 Chasseurs, Ave Claude Bernard, Rue (5) 17 A2
continues 5 A1 continues 4 E4 des (17) 4 F1 Claude Debussy, Rue (17) 3 C1
Carmes, Rue des (5) 13 A5 continues 5 A5 Château, Rue du (14) 15 C4 Claude Debussy, Sq (17) 5 A1
Carnot, Ave (17) 4 D3 Champs-Elysées, Château d’Eau, Rue Claude Pouillet, Rue (17) 5 B1
Carnot, Rue (17) 2 D2 Carré (8) 11 B1 du (10) 7 C5 Claude Vellefaux, Ave (10) 8 E4
Caroline, Rue (17) 5 C2 Champs-Elysées, Port Château des Rentiers, Claude-Nicolas Ledoux,
Caron, Rue (4) 14 D4 des (8) 11 A1 Rue du (13) 18 D5 Sq (14) 16 E4
Carpeaux, Rue (18) 2 D5 Champs-Elysées, Rond Château Landon, Rue Clauzel, Rue (9) 6 F3
Carpeaux, Rue du Sq (18) 2 E4 Point des (8) 5 A5 du (10) 8 D2 Clef, Rue de la (5) 17 B2
Carpeaux, Sq (18) 2 E4 Chanaleilles, Rue de (7) 11 B4 Château Rouge, Clément, Rue (6) 12 E4
Carreau du Temple (3) 14 D1 Chancelier Adenauer, Pl du (18) 7 B1 Clément Marot, Rue (8) 4 F5
Carrée, Cour (1) 12 F2 Pl du (16) 3 B5 Châteaubriand, Rue Cler, Rue (7) 10 F3
Carrousel, Pl du (1) 12 E2 Change, Pont au (1) 13 A3 de (8) 4 E4 Cléry, Rue de (2) 7 A5
Carrousel, Pont Chanoine Viollet, Sq Châteaudun, Rue de (9) 6 E3 Clichy, Ave de (17, 18) 6 D1
du (1, 6, 7) 12 E2 du (14) 15 C4 Châtelet, Pl du (1, 4) 13 A3 Clichy, Ave de (17) 1 B4
Casimir Delavigne, Chanoinesse, Rue (4) 13 B4 Châtillon, Rue de (14) 15 C5 Clichy, Ave de la Porte
Rue (6) 12 F5 Chantier, Passage du (12) 14 F4 Chauchat, Rue (9) 6 F4 de (17) 1 A4
Casimir Périer, Rue (7) 11 B3 Chantiers, Rue des (5) 13 B5 Chaudron, Rue (10) 8 D2 Clichy, Blvd de (9, 18) 6 E2
Cassette, Rue (6) 12 D5 Chantilly, Rue de (9) 7 A3 Chaufourniers, Rue Clichy, Passage de (18) 6 1
Cassini, Rue (14) 16 E3 Chapelle, Ave des (19) 8 E3 Clichy, Place de (18) 6 D1
Castagnary, Rue (15) 15 A3 de la (17) 3 C2 Chaumont, Rue de (19) 8 E2 Clichy, Porte de 1 A3
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Clichy, Porte de (17) 1 A4 Concorde, Pont de Crozatier, Impasse (12) 14 F5 Delessert, Passage (10) 8 D3
Clichy, Rue de 1 C1 la (7, 8) 11 B1 Crozatier, Rue (12) 14 F5 Delta, Rue du (9) 7 A2
Clichy, Rue de (9) 6 D2 Condé, Rue de (6) 12 F5 Crussol, Rue de (11) 14 E1 Demarquay, Rue (10) 7 C2
Clignancourt, Rue de (18) 7 A1 Condorcet, Cité (9) 7 A3 Crypte Denain, Blvd de (10) 7 B3
Clisson, Rue (13) 18 E4 Condorcet, Rue (9) 6 F2 Archéologique (4) 13 A4 Denfert Rochereau,
Cloche Perce, Rue (4) 13 C3 continues 7 A2 Cujas, Rue (5) 13 A5 Ave (14) 16 E3
Clodion, Rue (15) 10 D4 Conférence, Port de continues 12 F5 Denfert Rochereau,
Cloître Notre-Dame, la (8) 10 F1 Cunin Gridaine, Rue (3) 13 B1 Pl (14) 16 E3
Rue du (4) 13 B4 Conseiller Collignon, Curton, Rue 1 A3 Denis Poisson, Rue (17) 3 C3
Cloître St Mérri, Rue du (16) 9 A2 Cuvier, Rue (5) 17 C1 Denis Poulot, Sq (11) 14 F3
Rue du (4) 13 B2 Conservatoire, Rue Cygne, Rue du (1) 13 B2 Dénoyez, Rue (20) 8 F4
Clotaire, Rue (5) 17 A1 du (9) 7 A4 Cygnes, Allée Denys Bülher, Sq (7) 11 A3
Clotilde, Rue (5) 17 A1 Conservatoire des Arts des (15, 16) 9 B4 Déodat de Séverac,
Clovis, Rue (5) 17 B1 et Métiers (3) 13 B1 Cyrano de Bergerac, Rue (17) 5 A1
Clovis Hugues, Rue (19) 8 F2 Conservatoire National Rue (18) 2 F5 Deparcieux, Rue (14) 16 D3
Cloys, Passage des (18) 2 E4 Supérieur d’Art Départ, Rue du (14, 15) 15 C2
Cloys, Rue des (18) 2 F4 Dramatique (9) 7 A4 D Département, Rue
Cluny, Rue de (5) 13 A5 Constance, Rue (18) 6 E1 du (18) 8 D1
Cochin, Rue (5) 13 B5 Constant Coquelin, D Templier, Parvis (14) 15 C3 Desaix, Rue (15) 10 D4
Coëtlogon, Rue (6) 12 D5 Ave (7) 11 B5 Daguerre, Rue (14) 15 C3 Desaix, Sq (15) 10 D4
Cognacq Jay, Rue (7) 10 F2 Constantin Brancusi, continues 16 D3 Desargues, Rue (11) 8 F5
Colbert, Rue (2) 6 F5 Pl (14) 15 C3 Dalayrac, Rue (2) 6 E5 Desbordes Valmore,
Colette, Pl (1) 12 E1 Constantine, Rue de (7) 11 B2 Dalou, Rue (15) 15 B2 Rue (16) 9 A2
Colisée, Rue du (8) 5 A4 Constantinople, Rue Dames, Rue des (17) 5 C1 Descartes, Rue (5) 17 A1
Collégiale, Rue de la (5) 17 B3 de (8) 5 B2 Dames Augustines, Descombes, Rue (17) 4 D1
Collet, Villa (15) 15 B5 Conté, Rue (3) 13 C1 Rue des 3 B1 Desgenettes, Rue (7) 11 A2
Collette, Rue (17) 2 D4 Conti, Quai de (6) 12 F3 Damiette, Rue de (2) 7 A5 Deshayes, Villa (15) 15 B5
Colombe, Rue de la (4) 13 B4 Contrescarpe, Pl de Damoye, Cour (11) 14 E4 Désir, Passage du (10) 7 C4
Colonel Bonnet, Ave la (5) 17 A1 Damrémont, Rue (18) 2 E4 Désiré Ruggieri, Rue (18) 2 E4
du (16) 9 A3 Copenhague, Rue de (8) 5 C2 Damrémont, Villa (18) 2 F4 Desprez, Rue (15) 15 B3
Colonel Combes, Copernic, Rue (16) 3 C5 Dancourt, Rue (18) 6 F2 Dessous des Berges,
Rue du (7) 10 F2 Coq Héron, Rue (1) 12 F1 Daniel Leseuer, Ave (7) 11 B5 Rue du (13) 18 F5
Colonel Debussy, Coquillère, Rue (1) 12 F1 Daniel Stern, Rue (15) 10 D4 Detaille, Rue (17) 4 F2
Rue (17) 3 C1 Corbusier, Pl le (6) 12 D4 Danielle Casanova, Deux Anges, Impasse
Colonel Driant, Cordelières, Rue Rue (1, 2) 6 E5 des (6) 12 E4
Rue du (1) 12 F1 des (13) 17 A3 Dante, Rue (5) 13 A4 Deux Avenues, Rue
Colonel Fabien, Corderie, Rue de la (3) 14 D1 Dantec, Rue le (13) 17 A5 des (13) 17 C5
Corneille, Rue (6)
12 F4
Danton, Rue (6)
12 F5
Pl du (10, 19) 8 E3 Deux Gares, Rue
Colonel Manhès, Corse, Quai de la (4) 13 A3 Danton, Rue 3 C1 des (10) 7 C3
Rue de (17) 1 C4 Cortambert, Rue (16) 9 B2 Danville, Rue (14) 16 D4 Deux Nèthes, Impasse
Darboy, Rue (11)
5 B3
8 E5
Colonel Marot, Rue (8) 10 F1 Corvetto, Rue (8) 17 A4 Darcet, Rue (17) 5 C1 des (18) 6 D1
Corvisart, Rue (13)
Colonels Renard, Rue Cossonnerie, Rue de Dardanelles, Rue Deux Ponts, Rue
des (17) 4 D3 13 A2 des (17) 3 C2 des (4) 13 C4
la (1)
Colonne de Costa Rica, Pl de (16) 9 C3 Dareau, Passage (14) 16 E4 Deux Sœurs, Passage
Juillet (4, 12) 14 E4 Cotentin, Rue du (15) 15 A3 Dareau, Rue (14) 16 F4 des (9) 6 F4
Comédie Française (1) 12 E1 Cothenet, Rue (16) 3 A5 Daru, Rue (8) 4 F3 Diaghilev, Pl (9) 6 D4
Comète, Rue de la (7) 11 A3 Cottages, Rue des (18) 2 F5 Darwin, Rue (18) 2 F5 Diard, Rue (18) 2 F5
Commaille, Rue de (7) 11 C4 Cotte, Rue de (12) 14 F5 Daubenton, Rue (5) 17 B2 Diderot, Blvd (12) 18 F1
Commandant Charles Couche, Rue (14) 16 D5 Daubigny, Rue (17) 5 A1 Diderot, Cour (12) 18 F1
Martel, Passage du (17) 5 B1 Couédic, Rue du (14) 16 D5 Daumesnil, Ave (12) 14 F5 Didot, Rue (15) 15 B5
Commandant Lamy, Couperin, Sq (4) 13 B3 continues 18 F1 Dieu, Rue (10) 8 D5
Rue du (11) 14 F3 Cour de Commerce Daunay, Passage (18) 2 D4 Direction Générale
Commandant Marchand, St-André (7) 12 F4 Daunou, Rue (2) 6 D5 SNCF (9) 6 D3
Rue du (16) 3 B3 Cour des Fermes (1) 12 F1 Dauphine, Pl (1) 12 F3 Direction RATP (6) 12 F3
Commandant Pilot, Courcelles, Blvd Dauphine, Rue (6) 12 F4 Dixmude, Blvd de (17) 3 C2
Rue du 3 A2 de (8, 17) 4 F3 Dautancourt, Rue (17) 1 C5 Dobropol, Rue du (17) 3 C2
Commandant Puegeot, continues 5 A2 Daval, Rue (11) 14 E4 Docteur Alfred Fournier,
Rue du (17) 3 C1 Courcelles, Porte de (17) 4 D1 Daviel, Rue (13) 17 A5 Pl du (10) 8 D4
Commandant Rivière, Courcelles, Rue de (8) 5 A4 Davy, Rue (17) 1 C5 Docteur Babinski,
Rue du (8) 5 A4 Courcelles, Rue de (17) 4 E2 De Grenelle, Blvd (15) 10 E5 Rue du (18) 2 E2
Commandant Schloesing, Courty, Rue de (7) 11 C2 Débarcadère, Rue Docteur Bauer,
Rue du (16) 9 C2 Coustou, Rue (18) 6 E1 du (17) 3 C3 Rue du 2 F1
Commandeur, Coutellerie, Rue de Debelleyme, Rue (3) 14 D2 Docteur Brouardel,
Rue du (14) 16 D5 la (4) 13 B3 Debilly, Ave de (7) 10 D3
Commendant René Coutures St Gervais, Passerelle (7, 16) 10 E2 Docteur Calmette,
Mouchotte, Rue des (3) 14 D2 Debilly, Port (16) 10 E1 Rue du 1 A3
Rue du (14, 15) 15 C2 Coypel, Rue (13) 17 C4 Debrousse, Rue (16) 10 E1 Docteur Charles Richet,
Commerce, Rue du (15) 10 E5 Coysevox, Rue (18) 2 D5 Decamps, Rue (16) 9 B1 Rue du (13) 18 D4
Commerce St Martin, Crébillon, Rue (6) 12 F5 Déchargeurs, Rue Docteur Finlay, Rue
Passage du (3) 13 B2 Crémieux, Rue (12) 18 E1 des (1) 13 A2 du (15) 10 D4
Commines, Rue (3) 14 D2 Cretet, Rue (9) 6 F2 Decrès, Rue (15) 15 B4 continues 9 C4
Commun, Passage (8) 10 F1 Crevaux, Rue (16) 3 B5 Degas, Rue (16) 9 A5 Docteur Germain Sée,
Commun, Passage (8) 5 A3 Crillon, Rue (4) 14 D5 Deguerry, Rue (11) 8 E5 Rue de (16) 9 B4
Commun, Passage (8) 5 A4 Croce Spinelli, Rue (15) 15 B3 Dejean, Rue (18) 7 B1 Docteur Hayem, Pl
Commun, Passage (8) 6 D3 Croissant, Rue du (2) 7 A5 Delacroix, Rue (16) 9 A2 du (16) 9 A4
Commun, Passage (12) 14 F5 Croix des Petits Champs, Delambre, Rue (14) 16 D2 Docteur Heulin, Rue
Commun, Passage (17) 2 D3 Rue (1) 12 F1 Delambre, Sq (14) 16 D2 du (17) 1 C5
Compiègne, Rue de (10) 7 B2 Croix Rouge, Carrefour Delanos, Passage (10) 7 C3 Docteur Lancereaux,
Comtesse, Allée (8) 5 A3 de la (6) 12 D4 Delbet, Rue (14) 15 C5 Rue du (8) 5 A3
Conciergerie (1) 13 A3 Croulebarbe, Rue Delcassé, Ave (8) 5 B4 Docteur Magnan, Rue
Concorde, Pl de la (8) 11 C1 de (13) 17 B4 Delessert, Blvd (16) 9 C3 du (13) 18 D5
Each place name is followed by its arrondissement number and then by its Street Finder reference
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Docteur Navarre, Ecole de Médicine, Rue Enghien, Rue d’ (10) 7 B4 Faubourg St-Martin,
Pl du (13) 18 D5 de l’ (6) 12 F4 Epée de Bois, Rue Rue du (10) 7 C4
Docteur Paul Brousse, Ecole Nationale de l’ (5) 17 B2 continues 8 D2
Rue du (17) 1 B4 d’Administration (7) 12 D3 Eperon, Rue de l’ (6) 12 F4 Fauconnier, Rue
Docteur Roux, Rue Ecole Nationale Epinettes, Impasse du (4) 13 C4
du (15) 15 A2 Supérieure des (17) 1 C3 Faustin Hélie, Rue (16) 9 A2
Docteur Roux, des Beaux Arts (6) 12 E3 Epinettes, Rue des (17) 1 C4 Fauvet, Rue (18) 2 D5
Rue du (17) 1 A3 Ecole Normale Erables, Route des (16) 3 A3 Favart, Rue (2) 6 F5
Docteur Victor Hutinel, Supérieure (5) 17 A2 Erasme Brossolette, Fédération, Rue de
Rue du (13) 18 D4 Ecole Polytechnique, Rue (5) 17 A2 la (15) 10 D4
Dolomieu, Rue (5) 17 B2 Rue de l’ (5) 13 A5 Erckmann Chatrian, Félibien, Rue (6) 12 E4
Domat, Rue (5) 13 A5 Ecole Supérieure des Rue (18) 7 B1 Félicien David, Rue (16) 9 A5
Dome, Rue du (16) 4 D5 Mines (6) 16 F1 Ernest Cresson, Félicité, Rue de la (17) 5 A1
Dôme des Ecole Militaire (7) 10 F4 Rue (14) 16 D4 Félix Desruelles, Sq (6) 12 E4
Invalides (7) 11 A4 Ecole Militaire, Pl Ernest Gouin, Rue (17) 1 B4 Félix Pécaut, Rue (18) 2 D4
Domrémy, Rue de l’ (7) 10 F4 Ernest Renan, Rue (15) 15 A1 Félix Ziem, Rue (18) 2 E5
de (13) 18 E5 Ecoles, Rue des (5) 13 B5 Ernest Roche, Rue (17) 1 C4 Fénelon, Rue (10) 7 B3
Dosne, Rue (16) 3 B5 Ecouffes, Rue des (4) 13 C3 Esclangon, Rue (18) 2 F3 Fer à Moulin, Rue
Douai, Rue de (9) 6 E2 Edgar Poe, Rue (19) 8 F3 Espace Pierre Cardin (8) 11 B1 du (5) 17 B2
Douaumont, Edgar Quinet, Blvd (14) 16 D2 continues 5 B5 Ferdinand Brunot, Pl et
Blvd de (17) 1 A3 Edgar Quinet, Rue 2 E1 Esquirol, Rue (13) 17 C3 Sq (14) 16 D4
Double, Pont au (4, 5) 13 A4 Edimbourg, Rue d’ (8) 5 C3 Essai, Rue de l’ (5) 17 C2 Ferdinand Duval,
Dragon, Rue du (6) 12 D4 Edison, Ave (13) 18 D5 Estienne d’Orves, Rue (4) 13 C3
Drevet, Rue (18) 6 F1 Edmond About, Rue (16) 9 A2 Pl d’ (9) 6 D3 Ferdousi, Ave (8) 5 A3
Drouot, Rue (9) 6 F4 Edmond Flamand, Estrapade, Pl de l’ (5) 17 A1 Férembach, Cité (17) 3 C3
Dubail, Passage (10) 7 C4 Rue (13) 18 E3 Estrées, Rue d’ (7) 11 A4 Ferme St Lazare, Cour
Duban, Rue (16) 9 A3 Edmond Gondinet, Etats Unis, Pl des (16) 4 D5 de la (10) 7 B3
Dublin, Pl de (8) 5 C2 Rue (13) 17 A4 Etex, Rue (18) 2 D5 Fermiers, Rue des (17) 5 A1
Dubois, Rue (6) 12 F4 Edmond Guillout, Etienne Marcel, Fernand de la Tombelle,
Duc, Rue (18) 2 F4 Rue (15) 15 B2 Rue (1, 2) 12 F1 Sq (17) 5 A1
Duchefdelaville, Edmond Michelet, Pl (4) 13 B2 continues 13 A1 Fernand Forest, Pl (15) 9 B5
Rue (13) 18 E4 Edmond Rostand, Etoile, Route de l’ (16) 3 A4 Fernand Labori, Rue (18) 2 F3
Dufrénoy, Rue (16) 9 A1 Place (6) 12 F5 Etoile, Rue de l’ (17) 4 D3 Fernand Pelloutier,
Duguay Trouin, Rue (6) 16 D1 Edmond Valentin, Eugène Fournière, Rue (17) 1 C3
Duhesme, Rue (18) 2 F4 Rue (7) 10 F2 Rue (18) 2 F3 Férou, Rue (6) 12 E5
Dulac, Rue (15) 15 B1 Edouard Colonne, Eugène Carrière, Ferronnerie, Rue de
Dulong, Rue (17) 5 B1 Rue (1) 13 A3 Rue (18) 2 E5 la (1) 13 A2
Duméril, Rue (13) 17 C3 Edouard Denis, Place (6) 16 E2 Eugène Flachat, Rue (17) 4 E1 Ferrus, Rue (14) 16 F4
Dumont d’Urville, Edouard Detaille, Eugène Manuel, Rue (16) 9 B2 Feuillantines, Rue
Rue (16) 4 D5 Rue (17) 4 F2 Eugène Varlin, Rue (10) 8 D3 des (5) 16 F2
Dunkerque, Rue Edouard Jacques, Eugène Varlin, Sq (10) 8 D3 Feuillants, Terrasse
de (9, 10) 7 B2 Rue (14) 15 C3 Euler, Rue (8) 4 E5 des (1) 12 D1
Dunois, Rue (13) 18 E4 Edouard Lockroy, Eure, Rue de l’ (14) 15 C4 Feutrier, Rue (18) 7 A1
Duperré, Rue (9) 6 E2 Rue (11) 14 F1 Europe, Pl de l’ (8) 5 C3 Feydeau, Galerie (2) 6 F5
Dupetit Thouars, Edouard Manet, Euryale Dehaynin, Feydeau, Rue (2) 6 F5
Cité (3) 14 D1 Rue (13) 17 C4 Rue (19) 8 F1 Fidélité, Rue de la (10) 7 C4
Dupetit Thouars, Edouard Pailleron, Exposition, Rue de l’ (7) 10 F3 Figuier, Rue du (4) 13 C4
Rue (3) 14 D1 Rue (19) 8 F2 Eylau, Ave d’ (16) 9 C1 Filles du Calvaire, Blvd
Duphot, Rue (1) 5 C5 Edouard Quenu, des (3, 11) 14 D2
Dupin, Rue (6) 11 C5 Rue (5) 17 B2 F Filles du Calvaire, Rue
Duplan, Cité (16) 3 C3 Edouard Vaillant, Rue 2 E2 des (3) 14 D2
Dupleix, Pl (15) 10 E4 Edward Tuck, Ave (8) 11 B1 Fabert, Rue (7) 11 A2 Filles St Thomas, Rue
Dupleix, Rue (15) 10 E4 Eglise de la Fabriques, Cour des (2) 6 F5
Dupont, Villa (16) 3 B4 Sorbonne (5) 13 A5 des (11) 14 F1 Finlande, Pl de (7) 11 A2
Dupont des Loges, El Salvador, Pl (7) 11 A5 Fagon, Rue (13) 17 C4 Firmin Gémier, Rue (18) 2 D4
Rue (7) 10 F3 Elisabeth, Passage 1 C2 Faisanderie, Rue de Flandre, Passage
Dupuis, Rue (3) 14 D1 Elisée Reclus, Ave (7) 10 E3 la (16) 3 A5 de (19) 8 F1
Duquesne, Ave (7) 10 F4 Elysée, Rue de l’ (8) 5 B5 continues 9 A1 Flandre, Rue de (19) 8 E1
continues 11 A4 Elzévir, Rue (3) 14 D3 Falaise, Cité (18) 2 E3 Flandrin, Blvd (16) 3 A5
Durantin, Rue (18) 6 E1 Emeriau, Rue (15) 9 C5 Falconet, Rue (18) 7 A1 continues 9 A1
Duras, Rue de (8) 5 B5 Emile Acollas, Ave (7) 10 E4 Falguière, Cité (15) 15 A2 Flatters, Rue (5) 17 A3
Durel, Cité (18) 2 E3 Emile Allez, Rue (17) 3 C2 Falguière, Pl (15) 15 A3 Fléchier, Rue (9) 6 F3
Duret, Rue (16) 3 C4 Emile Blémont, Rue (18) 2 F4 Falguière, Rue (15) 15 A2 Fleurs, Cité des (17) 1 C4
Duroc, Rue (7) 11 B5 Emile Chautemps, Sq (3) 13 B1 Fallempin, Rue (15) 10 D5 Fleurs, Quai aux (4) 13 B4
Durouchoux, Rue (14) 16 D4 Emile Deschanel, Fanny, Rue 1 B3 Fleurus, Rue de (6) 12 D5
Dussoubs, Rue (2) 13 A1 Ave (7) 10 E3 Faraday, Rue (17) 4 D2 Fleury, Rue (18) 7 B1
Dutot, Rue (15) 15 A2 Emile Deslandres, Farcot, Rue 2 D1 Floréal, Rue 1 C2
Duvivier, Rue (7) 10 F3 Rue (13) 17 B3 Faubourg du Temple, Florence Blumenthal,
Emile Dubois, Rue (14) 16 E4 Rue du (10, 11) 8 E5 Rue (16) 9 A5
E Emile Duclaux, Faubourg Montmartre, Florence Blumenthal,
Rue (15) 15 A2 Rue du (9) 6 F4 Sq (13) 18 E5
Eaux, Rue des (16) 9 C3 Emile Gilbert, Rue (12) 18 F1 Faubourg Poissonnière, Florimont,
Eaux-Vives, Passage Emile Level, Rue (17) 1 B4 Rue du (9, 10) 7 A3 Impasse (15) 15 B4
des (11) 14 E2 Emile Ménier, Rue (16) 3 B5 Faubourg St-Antoine, Flourens, Passage (17) 2 D3
Eblé, Rue (7) 11 B5 Emile Pouvillon, Ave (7) 10 E3 Rue du (11, 12) 14 F4 Foch, Ave (16) 3 B4
Echaude, Rue de l’ (6) 12 E4 Emile Zola, Rue 2 D2 Faubourg St-Denis, Rue Foch, Sq de l’Ave (16) 3 B4
Echelle, Rue de l’ (1) 12 E1 Emile Augier, Blvd (16) 9 A2 du (10) 7 C2 Foin, Rue du (3) 14 D3
Echiquier, Rue de l’ (10) 7 B5 Emile Richard, Rue (14) 16 D3 Faubourg-St-Honoré, Folie Méricourt, Rue
Ecluses St-Martin, Rue Emilio Castelar, Rue (12) 14 F5 Rue du (8) 4 E3 de la (11) 14 E1
des (10) 8 D3 Emmanuel Chabrier, continues 5 A4 continues 8 E5
Ecole, Pl de l’ (1) 12 F3 Sq (17) 5 A1 Faubourg St-Jacques, Folies Bergères (9) 7 A4
Ecole de Mars, Rue de l’ 3 A2 Enfer, Passage d’ (14) 16 E2 Rue du (14) 16 F3 Fondary, Rue (15) 10 D5
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Fondation Jérome Froidevaux, Rue (14) 15 C3 Général de Larminat, Germain Pilon, Rue (18) 6 E1
Seydoux-Pathé (13) 17 B4 continues 16 D3 Rue du (15) 10 E5 Gesvres, Quai de (4) 13 A3
Fonderie, Passage Froissart, Rue (3) 14 D2 Général Détrie, Ave Giffard, Rue (13) 18 E3
de la (11) 14 F1 Froment, Rue (11) 14 E3 de (7) 10 E4 Gilbert Perroy, Pl (14) 15 C4
Fontaine, Rue (9) 6 E2 Fromentin, Rue (9) 6 E2 Général Foy, Rue du (8) 5 B3 Ginoux, Rue (15) 9 C5
Fontaine au Roi, Rue Fructidor, Rue (17) 1 C2 Général Gouraud, Giordano Bruno,
de la (11) 8 F5 Fulton, Rue (13) 18 E3 Pl du (7) 10 E3 Rue (15) 15 B5
Fontaine de Fürstenberg, Rue de (6) 12 E4 Général Henrys, Girardon, Rue (18) 2 F5
l’Observatoire (6) 16 E2 Fustel de Coulanges, Rue du (17) 2 D3 Gît le Cœur, Rue (6) 12 F4
Fontaine de Médicis (6) 12 F5 Rue (5) 16 F2 Général Ingold, Glacière, Rue de
Fontaine des Pl (10, 19) 8 F4 la (13) 16 F5
Innocents (1) 13 A2 G Général Koenig, continues 17 A3
Fontaine du But, Rue Pl du (17) 3 C2 Gluck, Rue (9) 6 E4
de la (18) 2 F5 Gabriel, Ave (8) 5 B5 Général Lambert, Gobelins, Ave
Fontaines du Temple, Gabriel, Villa (15) 15 B1 Rue du (7) 10 D3 des (5, 13) 17 B3
Rue des (3) 13 C1 Gabriel Fauré, Sq (17) 5 A1 Général Langlois, Gobelins, Rue des (13) 17 B3
Fontenoy, Pl de (7) 10 F5 Gabriel Laumain, Rue Rue du (16) 9 B2 Godefroy, Rue (13) 17 C4
Forest, Rue (18) 6 D1 du (9) 7 A4 Général Lanrezac, Godot de Mauroy,
Forez, Rue du (3) 14 D1 Gabriel Péri, Ave (18) 2 D2 Rue du (17) 4 D3 Rue (9) 6 D4
Fortuny, Rue (17) 4 F2 Gabriel Péri, Pl (8) 5 C4 Général Leclerc, Goethe, Rue (16) 10 E1
Forum des Halles (1) 13 A2 Gabriel Pierné, Sq (6) 12 E3 Ave du (14) 16 D4 Goff, Rue le (5) 16 F1
Fossés St-Bernard, Rue Gabrielle, Rue (18) 6 F1 Général Leclerc, Goncourt, Rue des (11) 8 E5
des (5) 13 B5 Gaby Sylvia, Rue (11) 14 E3 Blvd du 1 B2 Goüin, Rue (17) 1 B4
Fossés-St Marcel, Rue Gaillon, Pl (2) 6 E5 Général Lemonnier, Ave Gounod, Rue (17) 4 E2
des (5) 17 C2 Gaillon, Rue (2) 6 E5 du (1) 12 D2 Gourgaud, Ave (17) 4 E1
Foucault, Rue (16) 10 D1 Gaîte, Rue de la (18) 2 E2 Général Mangin, Ave Goutte d’Or, Rue de
Foucault, Rue (17) 1 A2 Gaîté, Rue de la (14) 15 C2 du (16) 9 B4 la (18) 7 B1
Fouquet, Rue (17) 1 A3 Gal Aube, Rue du (16) 9 A3 Général Monclar, Pl Gouvion-St-Cyr,
Four, Rue du (6) 12 E4 Gal Camou, Rue du (7) 10 E3 du (15) 15 A4 Blvd (17) 3 C2
Fourcroy, Rue (17) 4 E2 Gal de Castelnau, Rue Général Morin, Sq Gouvion-St-Cyr, Sq (17) 3 C2
Fourcy, Rue de (4) 13 C4 du (15) 10 E5 du (3) 13 B1 Gracieuse, Rue (5) 17 B2
Foyatier, Rue (18) 6 F1 Gal Detrie, Ave de (7) 10 E4 Général Roguet, Rue du 1 A1 Graisivaudan, Sq
Fragonard, Rue (17) 1 B4 Gal Lambert, Rue du (7) 9 D3 Geoffroy l’Angevin, du (17) 3 C1
Française, Rue (1, 2) 13 A1 Galande, Rue (5) 13 A4 Rue (4) 13 B2 Gramont, Rue de (2) 6 E5
France, Ave de (13) 18 F4 Galerie National du Geoffroy l’Asnier, Grancey, Rue de (14) 16 D4
Francis de Pressensé, Jeu de Paume (1) 11 C1 Rue (4) 13 C4 Grand Cerf,
Rue (15) 15 B4 Galilée, Rue (8, 16) 4 E5 Geoffroy Marie, Rue (9) 7 A4 Passage du (2) 13 A1
Francis Garnier, Rue (18) 2 D3 Galliera, Rue de (16) 10 E1 Geoffroy-St-Hilaire, Grand Palais (8) 11 A1
Francis Jammes, Rue (10) 8 E3 Galvani, Rue (17) 4 D1 Rue (5) 17 C2 Grand Prieuré, Rue
Francis Poulenc, Sq (6) 12 E5 Gambetta, Rue 2 E1 George Bernanos, du (11) 14 E1
Francisque Sarcey, Gambey, Rue (11) 14 E1 Ave (5) 16 F2 Grand Rex, Le (2) 7 A5
Rue (16) 9 B2 Ganneron, Rue (18) 2 D5 George Eastman, Grand Veneur, Rue
Franco Russe, Ave (7) 10 E2 continues 6 D1 Rue (13) 17 C5 du (4) 14 D3
Francoeur, Rue (18) 2 F5 Garabaldi, Rue 2 D1 George F Haendel, Grande Armée, Ave de
François Millet, Rue (16) 9 A5 Garancière, Rue (6) 12 E5 Rue (10) 8 D3 la (17, 16) 3 C3
François Miron, Rue (4) 13 C3 Gardes, Rue des (18) 7 B1 George V, Ave (8) 4 E5 continues 4 D4
François Ponsard, Gare, Port de la (13) 18 F3 continues 10 E1 Grande Chaumière,
Rue (16) 9 A3 Garibaldi, Blvd (15) 10 F5 Georges Berger, Rue de la (6) 16 D2
François Premier, Garnier, Villa (15) 15 B1 Rue (17) 5 A2 Grande Mosquée de
Place (8) 10 F1 Garreau, Rue (18) 6 E1 Georges Bizet, Rue (16) 10 E1 Paris (5) 7 C2
François Premier, Gassendi, Rue (14) 16 D3 continues 4 E5 Grande Truanderie,
Rue (8) 10 F1 Gastion de St-Paul, Georges Boisseau, Rue 1 B1 Rue de la (1) 13 A2
continues 11 A1 Rue (16) 10 E1 Georges Caïn, Sq (3) 14 D3 Grands Augustins,
continues 4 F5 Gaston Baty, Sq (14) 15 C2 Georges Desplas, Quai des (6) 12 F3
François-Aug Mariette, Gaston Couté, Rue (18) 2 F5 Rue (5) 17 B2 Grands Augustins, Rue
Sq (5) 13 A5 Gaston de Caillavet, Georges Guillaumin, des (6) 12 F4
Francs Bourgeois, Rue Rue (15) 9 B5 Pl (8) 4 E4 Grands Degrés, Rue
des (3, 4) 13 C3 Gaston Paymal, Rue 1 A2 Georges Lamarque, des (4) 13 B4
continues 14 D3 Gauthey, Rue (17) 1 C4 Sq (14) 16 D3 Grange aux Belles, Rue
Franklin D Roosevelt, Gavarni, Rue (16) 9 B3 Georges Lardennois, de la (10) 8 D4
Ave (8) 11 A1 Gay Lussac, Rue (5) 16 F1 Rue (19) 8 F3 Grange Batelière, Rue
continues 5 A5 Geffroy Didelot, Georges Mandel, Ave (16) 9 B1 de la (9) 6 F4
Franz Liszt, Pl (10) 7 B3 Passage (17) 5 B2 Georges Pitard, Rue (15) 15 A3 Gravilliers, Passage
Frédéric Bastiat, Rue (8) 4 F4 Général Anselin, Rue Georges Pompidou, des (3) 13 C1
Frédéric Brunet, Rue (17) 1 C3 du (16) 3 A3 Pl (4) 13 B2 Gravilliers, Rue des (3) 13 C1
Frédéric Le Play, Général Appert, Rue (16) 3 A5 Georges Pompidou, Greffulhe, Rue (8) 5 C4
Ave (7) 10 F4 Général Aubé, Rue Voie (1, 4) 13 A3 Gregoire de Tours,
Frédéric Lemaître, du (16) 9 A3 Georges Pompidou, Rue (6) 12 F4
Sq (10) 8 D5 Général Bertrand, Rue Voie (16) 9 B4 Grenelle, Blvd
Frédéric Sauton, du (7) 11 A5 Georges Saché, de (15) 10 D4
Rue (5) 13 A5 continues 15 B1 Rue (14) 15 C4 Grenelle, Pont
Frédéric Schneider, Général Brucard, Pl (8) 4 F3 Georges Ville, Rue (16) 3 C5 de (15, 16) 9 B5
Rue (18) 2 F3 Général Camou, Rue Georgette Agutte, Grenelle, Port de (15) 9 C4
Fremicourt, Rue (15) 10 E5 du (7) 10 E3 Rue (18) 2 E4 Grenelle, Quai de (15) 9 C4
Frémiet, Ave (16) 9 C3 Général Catroux, Pl Gérando, Rue (9) 7 A2 Grenelle, Rue de (7) 10 F3
Frères Périer, Rue du (17) 5 A2 Gérard, Rue (13) 17 B5 continues 11 A3
des (16) 10 E1 Général Clergerie, Rue Gérard de Nerval, Grenelle, Villa
Fresnel, Rue (16) 10 D1 du (16) 3 B5 Rue (18) 2 E3 de (15) 10 D5
Freycinet, Rue (16) 10 E1 Général Cordonnier, Gergovie, Passage Greneta, Rue (2) 13 A1
Friedland, Ave 8 4 E4 Rue du 3 A2 de (14) 15 A4 Grenier St-Lazare,
Frochot, Ave (9) 6 F2 Général de Castelnau, Gergovie, Rue de (15) 15 B4 Rue du (3) 13 B2
Frochot, Rue (9) 6 E2 Rue du (15) 10 E5 Germain Pilon, Cité (18) 6 E1 Grenier sur l’Eau, Rue (4) 13 B3
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Grétry, Rue (2) 6 E5 Hauteville, Rue d’ (10) 7 B4 Hôtel de Lauzun (4) 13 C4 Jacques Froment,
Greuze, Rue (16) 9 B1 Havre, Cour du (8) 6 D3 Hôtel de Matignon (7) 11 C4 Place (18) 2 E5
Gril, Rue du (5) 17 B2 Havre, Pl du (8, 9) 6 D4 Hôtel de Rohan (3) 13 C2 Jacques Ibert, Rue (17, 18) 3 C1
Grisel, Impasse (15) 10 F5 Havre, Rue du (8, 9) 6 D4 Hôtel de Sully (4) 14 D4 Jacques Kablé, Rue (18) 8 D1
Gros Caillou, Port Hector Malot, Rue (12) 14 F5 Hôtel de Ville (4) 13 B3 Jacques Louvel Tessier,
du (7) 10 F2 continues 18 F1 Hôtel de Ville, Bazar Rue (10) 8 E5
Gros Caillou, Rue Hégésippe Moreau, de l’ (4) 13 B3 Jacques Rouché, Pl (9) 6 E4
du (7) 10 F3 Rue (18) 6 D1 Hôtel de Ville, Pl Jacques Rueff, Pl (7) 10 E3
Gros, Rue (16) 9 A4 Helder, Rue du (9) 6 E4 de l’ (4) 13 B3 Jacques Vigués,
Grosse Bouteille, Hélène, Rue (17) 5 C1 Hôtel de Ville, Port Cour (11) 14 F4
Impasse de la (18) 2 F4 Héliopolis, Rue d’ (17) 4 D1 de l’ (4) 13 B4 Jacquier, Rue (15) 15 B5
Guatemala, Pl du (8) 5 B3 Héloïse et Abélard, Hôtel de Ville, Quai Jadin, Rue (17) 4 F2
Guelma, Villa de (18) 6 E2 Sq (13) 18 E4 de l’ (4) 13 B4 Jamot, Villa (15) 15 B5
Guéménée, Henri Barbusse, Rue 1 A2 Hôtel de Ville, Rue Jardin Alleray
Impasse (4) 14 D4 Henri Barbusse, Rue (5) 16 F2 de l’ (4) 13 C4 Labrouste (15) 15 A3
Guénégaud, Rue (6) 12 F3 Henri Brisson, Rue (18) 2 E3 Hôtel des Invalides (7) 11 A3 Jardin de Babylone (7) 11 C4
Guerry, Rue de (11) 8 F5 Henri Christiné, Hôtel des Monnaies (6) 12 F3 Jardin de l’Amérique
Guersant, Rue (17) 3 C2 Sq (3, 10) 8 D5 Hôtel des Sens (4) 13 C4 Latine (17) 3 C1
continues 4 D2 Henri Delormel, Hôtel Dieu (4) 13 A4 Jardin de l’Infante (1) 12 E2
Guesclin, Passage Sq (14) 16 D4 Hôtel Guénégaud (3) 13 C2 Jardin de l’Intendant (7) 11 A4
du (15) 10 E4 Henri Duparc, Hôtel Libéral Bruand (3) 14 D3 Jardin de Navarre (5) 13 B5
Guibert, Villa (16) 9 A2 Sq (17) 5 A1 Hôtel Soubise (3) 13 C2 continues 17 B1
Guichard, Rue (16) 9 A3 Henri Feulard, Rue (10) 8 E4 Houdon, Rue (18) 6 F2 Jardin des Plantes (5) 17 C1
Guillaume Apollinaire, Henri IV, Blvd (4) 14 D4 Huchette, Rue de la (5) 13 A4 Jardin des Tuileries (1) 12 D1
Rue (6) 12 E4 Henri IV, Port (4) 14 D5 Humblot, Rue (15) 10 D5 Jardin du Carrousel (1) 12 E2
Guillaume Tell, Henri IV, Quai (4) 14 D5 Huyghens, Rue (14) 16 D2 Jardin du
Rue (17) 4 D1 Henri Galli, Sq (4) 14 D4 Huysmans, Rue (6) 16 D1 Luxembourg (6) 12 E5
Guillaumont, Rue (12) 18 F1 Henri Huchard, Rue (18) 2 E3 continues 16 E1
Guilleminot, Rue (15) 15 B3 Henri Huchard, Square 2 D3 I Jardin du Moulin de
Guillemites, Rue Henri Martin, Ave (16) 9 A1 la Vierge (15) 15 B4
des (4) 13 C3 Henri Moissan, Rue (7) 10 F2 Iéna, Ave d’ (16) 4 D5 Jardin du Palais
Guisarde, Rue (6) 12 E4 Henri Monnier, Rue (9) 6 E2 continues 10 D1 Royal (1) 12 E1
Guizot, Villa (17) 4 D3 Henri Murger, Rue (19) 8 F3 Iéna, Pl d’ (16) 10 D1 Jardin Marco Polo (6) 16 E2
Gustane Nadaud, Henri Poincaré, Rue 1 B2 Iéna, Pont d’ (7) 10 D2 Jardin R Cavelier-de-
Rue (16) 9 A2 Henri Queuille, Pl (15) 15 A1 Ile de France, Sq la-Salle (6) 16 E1
Gustave Charpentier, Henri Robert, Rue (1) 12 F3 de l’ (4) 13 B4 Jardin St-Aignan (3) 13 B2
Rue (17) 3 B2 Henri Rochefort, Rue (17) 4 F2 Ile de la Cité (4) 13 A4 Jardin Villemin (10) 8 D4
Gustave Courbet, Henri Turot, Rue (19) F3 Ile de Seine, Pl de l’ (14) 16 E4 Jardinet, Rue du (6) 12 F4
Rue (16) 9 B1 Henry de Jouvenel, Ile St-Louis (4) 13 C4 Jardins du
Gustave Doré, Rue (17) 4 F1 Rue (6) 12 E5 Impasse de l’enfant Trocadéro (16) 10 D2
Gustave Eiffel, Henry de Montherlant, Jesus (15) 15 B1 Jardins, Rue des (4) 13 C4
Ave (7) 10 D3 Pl (7) 11 C2 Industrie, Passage Jarente, Rue de (4) 14 D3
Gustave V de Suède, Hérault de Séchelles, de l’ (10) 7 B5 Jarry, Rue (10) 7 C4
Ave (16) 10 D2 Rue (17) 1 C2 Ingénieur, Rue de l’ (15) 9 B5 Javel, Port de (15) 9 B5
Gustave Flaubert, Héricart, Rue (15) 9 C5 Inkermann, Blvd d’ 3 A1 Jean Baptiste Dumas,
Rue (17) 4 E2 Héricart, Sq (15) 9 C5 Innocents, Rue des (1) 13 A2 Rue (17) 4 D2
Gustave Geffroy, Hérold, Rue (1) 12 F1 Innocents, Square Jean Bart, Rue (6) 12 D5
Rue (13) 17 B3 Herran, Rue (16) 9 B1 des (1) 13 A2 Jean Beausire,
Gustave Mesureur, Herran, Villa (16) 9 A1 Institut, Pl de l’ (6) 12 E3 Impasse (4) 14 E3
Sq (13) 18 D4 Herschel, Rue (6) 16 F1 Institut de France (6) 12 E3 Jean Beausire, Rue (4) 14 E4
Gustave Rouanet, Hesre, Rue de (3) 14 D2 Institut du Monde Jean Bologne, Rue (16) 9 B3
Rue (18) 2 F3 Hippolyte Lebas, Rue (9) 6 F3 Arabe (5) 13 C5 Jean Bouton, Rue (12) 18 F1
Gustave Zédé, Hippolyte Maindron, Institut Géographique Jean Calvin, Rue (5) 17 A2
Rue (16) 9 A3 Rue (14) 15 C4 National (7) 11 B3 Jean Carriès, Rue (7) 10 E4
Guttin, Rue (17) 1 B4 Hittorff, Rue (10) 7 C4 Institut Pasteur (15) 15 A2 Jean Colly, Rue (13) 18 E5
Guy de la Brosse, Hoche, Ave (8) 4 F3 Invalides, Blvd des (7) 11 B5 Jean de Beauvais,
Rue (5) 17 C1 Honoré Champion, Invalides, Esplanade Rue (5) 13 A5
Guy de Maupassant, Sq (6) 12 E3 des (7) 11 A2 Jean Dolent, Rue (14) 16 F4
Rue (16) 9 A2 Honoré Chevalier, Invalides, Pl des (7) 11 A3 Jean Dollfus, Rue (18) 2 E3
Guy Môquet, Rue (17) 1 C4 Rue (6) 12 E5 Invalides, Pont Jean du Bellay, Pl (1) 13 A2
Guy Patin, Rue (10) 7 B2 Hôpital, Blvd des (7, 8) 11 A1 Jean du Bellay, Rue (4) 13 B4
Guynemer, Rue (6) 12 E5 de l’ (5, 13) 17 C3 Irlandais, Rue des (5) 17 A1 Jean Ferrandi, Rue (6) 15 C1
continues 16 E1 continues 18 D2 Islettes, Rue des (18) 7 B1 Jean François Gerbillon,
Hôpital Broca (13) 17 A3 Israel, Place d’ (17) 4 F1 Rue (6) 11 C5
H Hôpital Broussais la Italie, Ave d’ (13) 17 C5 Jean François Lépine,
Charité (14) 15 A5 Italie, Pl d’ (13) 17 C4 Rue (18) 7 C1
Halévy, Rue (9) 6 E4 Hôpital Cochin (14) 16 F3 Italiens, Blvd des (2, 9) 6 F4 Jean Giraudoux, Rue (16) 4 E5
Hallé, Rue (14) 16 E4 Hôpital de Paris (4) 13 B3 Italiens, Rue des (9) 6 E4 Jean Goujon, Rue (8) 10 F1
Halles, Rue des (1) 13 A2 Hôpital Fernand continues 11 A1
Hamelin, Rue (16) 10 D1 Widal (10) 7 C2 J Jean Henri Fabre,
continues 4 D5 Hôpital Laennec (6) 11 C5 Rue (18) 2 F2
Hanovre, Rue de (2) 6 E5 Hôpital Necker Enfants Jacob, Rue (6) 12 E3 Jean Hugues, Rue (16) 3 A5
Harlay, Rue de (1) 12 F3 Malades (15) 15 B1 Jacquard, Rue (11) 14 E1 Jean Jacques Rousseau,
Harpe, Rue de la (5) 13 A4 Hôpital St-Louis, Rue Jacquemont, Rue (17) 1 C5 Rue (1) 12 F2
Haudriettes, Rue de l’ (10) 8 D4 Jacques Antoine, Sq (14) 16 E3 continues 13 A1
des (4) 13 C2 Hôpitalier Pitié Jacques Bainville, Pl (7) 11 C3 Jean Jaurès, Ave (19) 8 F1
Haussmann, Blvd (8, 9) 6 D4 Salpêtrière (13) 18 D3 Jacques Bingen, Rue (17) 5 A2 Jean Lantier, Rue (1) 13 A3
Haussmann, Blvd (8) 5 A4 Horloge, Quai de l’ (1) 12 F3 Jacques Cartier, Rue (17) 2 D4 Jean Leclaire, Rue (17) 2 D3
Hautefeuille, Rue (6) 12 F4 continues 13 A3 Jacques Coeur, Rue (4) 14 D4 Jean Mermoz, Rue (8) 5 A5
Hautes Formes, Hôtel Colbert, Rue Jacques Coeur, Rue (4) 14 E4 Jean Moinon, Rue (10) 8 E4
Rue (13) 18 D5 de l’ (5) 13 A4 Jacques Callot, Rue (6) 12 E3 Jean Monnet, Pl (16) 3 B5
Hauteville, Cité d’ (10) 7 B3 Hôtel de Lamoignan (4) 14 D3 Jacques Dulud, Rue 3 A2 Jean Moréas, Rue (17) 4 D1
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Jean Moulin, Ave (14) 16 D5 Keppler, Rue (16) 4 E5 Le Châtelier, Rue (17) 4 D1 Logelbach, Rue de (17) 4 F2
Jean Nicot, Rue (7) 10 F2 Kléber, Ave (16) 4 D5 Le Sueur, Rue (16) 3 C4 continues 5 A2
Jean Poulmarch, Rue (10) 8 D4 continues 9 C1 Lebon, Rue (17) 4 D2 Loing, Rue du (14) 16 D5
Jean Rey, Rue (15) 10 D3 Kléber, Rue 2 E1 Lebouis, Rue (14) 15 C3 Loire, Quai de la (19) 8 F1
Jean Richepin, Rue (16) 9 A2 Klock, Rue 1 A2 Lebouteux, Rue (17) 5 B2 Lombards, Rue des (4) 13 A2
Jean Rostand, Pl (10, 19) 8 F4 Léchevin, Rue (11) 14 F1 Londres, Cité de (9) 6 D3
Jean Sébastien Bach, L Leclerc, Rue (14) 16 E4 Londres, Rue de (8, 9) 6 D3
Rue (13) 18 D4 Lécluse, Rue (17) 5 C1 Londres, Rue de (8) 5 C3
Jean Varenne, Rue (18) 2 E3 L Gambetta, Allées 1 A2 Lecomte, Rue (17) 1 C5 Longchamp, Allée
Jean XXIII, Sq (4) 13 B4 L Vaudoyer, Rue (7) 11 A5 Lecourbe, Rue (15) 15 A1 de (16) 3 A3
Jean Zay, Rue (14) 15 C3 La Boétie, Rue (8) 4 F5 Lécuyer, Rue 2 E2 Longchamp, Rue de (16) 3 A5
Jean-Pierre Timbaud, continues 5 A4 Ledion, Rue (15) 15 B5 continues 9 B1
Rue (11) 14 D1 La Condamine, Ledru Rollin, Ave (12) 14 F5 continues 10 D1
Jeanne d’Arc, Pl (13) 18 E5 Rue (17) 5 C1 continues 18 E1 Lord Byron, Rue (8) 4 E4
Jeanne d’Arc, Rue (13) 17 C3 La Fayette, Rue (9, 10) 7 A3 Legendre, Rue (17) 1 C5 Losserand Suisses,
continues 18 D4 La Fayette, Rue (9) 6 E4 continues 5 B1 Sq (14) 15 A4
Jehan Rictus, Sq (18) 6 F1 La Fayette, Rue (10) 8 D2 Léger, Impasse (17) 5 A1 Lota, Rue de (16) 9 A1
Jemmapes, Quai de (10) 8 D3 La Fontaine, Rue (16) 9 A4 Legouvé, Rue (10) 8 D4 Louis Armand,
continues 8 E2 La Fontaine, Rue 2 D2 Legraverend, Rue (12) 18 F1 Cour (12) 18 E1
Jenner, Rue (13) 18 D3 La Madeleine (8) 5 C5 Leibnitz, Rue (18) 2 E3 Louis Blanc, Rue (10) 8 D2
Jérome Bellat, Sq (17) 4 D1 La Pérouse, Rue (16) 4 D5 Leibnitz, Sq (18) 2 E3 Louis Blériot, Quai (16) 9 A5
Jessaint, Rue de (18) 7 C1 La Sorbonne (5) 12 F5 Lekain, Rue (16) 9 B3 Louis Codet, Rue (7) 11 A4
Jessaint, Sq de (18) 7 C1 continues 13 A5 Lemercier, Cité (17) 5 C1 Louis David, Rue (16) 9 B2
Jeûneurs, Rue des (2) 7 A5 La Vrillière, Rue (1) 12 F1 Lemercier, Rue (17) 1 B5 Louis le Grand, Rue (2) 6 E5
Jocelyn, Villa (16) 9 A1 Labie, Rue (17) 3 C3 continues 5 C1 Louis Lépine, Pl (4) 13 A3
Joffre, Place (7) 10 F4 Laborde, Rue de (8) 5 C3 Lemoine, Passage (2) 7 B5 Louis Morard, Rue (14) 15 C5
Johann Strauss, Pl (10) 7 C5 Labrouste, Rue (15) 15 A3 Lemon, Rue (20) 8 F4 Louis Murat, Rue (8) 5 A3
Jolivet, Rue (14) 15 C2 Lacaille, Rue 1 C4 Leneveux, Rue (14) 16 D5 Louis Pasteur-Vallery-
Jonquière, Rue de la (17) Lacépède, Rue (5) 17 B1 Léningrad, Rue de (8) 5 C2 Radot, Rue (18) 2 E2
1 C4 Lacharrière, Rue (11) 14 F2 continues 6 D2 Louis Philippe,
Jonquilles, Rue des (14) 15 A4 Lacombe, Passage 1 B3 Lentonnet, Rue (9) 7 A2 Passage (11) 14 F4
Jonquoy, Rue (15) 15 B5 Lacour, Passage 1 C2 Léo Delibes, Rue (16) 9 C1 Louis Philippe, Pont (4) 13 B4
José Marti, Place (16) C2 Lacroix, Rue (17) 1 C5 Léon, Passage (18) 7 B1 Louis Robert, Rue (14) 16 D2
Joseph Bara, Rue (6) 16 E2 Lacuée, Rue (12) 14 E5 Léon, Rue (18) 7 B1 Louis Thuillier, Rue (5) 17 A2
Joseph Bouvard, Laferrière, Rue (9) 6 F3 Léon, Sq du Passage (18) 7 B1 Louis XIII, Sq (4) 14 D3
Ave (7) 10 E3 Laffitte, Rue (9) 6 F4 Léon Cogniet, Rue (17) 4 F2 Louis XVI, Sq (8) 5 C4
Joseph de Maistre, Lagarde, Rue (5) 17 A2 Léon Bonnet, Rue (11) 8 F5 Louise Labé, Allée (19) 8 F4
Rue (18) 6 E1 Lagille, Rue (17) 2 D4 Léon Cladel, Rue (2) 6 F5 Louise Michel, Rue 3 C1
Joseph de Maistre, Rue 2 D5 Lagrange, Rue (5) 13 A4 Léon Cosnard, Rue (17) 5 A1 Louise Weiss, Rue (13) 18 E4
Joseph et Marie Hackin, continues 13 A5 Léon Droux, Rue (17) 5 B2 Lourmel, Rue de (15) 10 D5
Rue (16) 3 B3 Lahire, Rue (13) 18 D5 Léon Jost, Rue (17) 4 F2 Louvois, Rue de (2) 6 E5
Joseph Granier, Rue (7) 11 A4 Lalande, Rue (14) 16 D3 Léon Jouhaux, Rue (10) 8 D5 Louvre, Pl du (1) 12 F2
Joseph Sansboeuf, Lallier, Rue (9) 6 F2 Léon Maurice Louvre, Port du (1) 12 E2
Rue (8) 5 C4 Lally Tollendal, Nordmann, Rue (13) 17 A4 Louvre, Quai du (1) 12 E2
Josset, Passage (11) 14 F4 Rue (19) 8 F2 Léon Paul Fargue, Louvre, Rue du (1) 12 F2
Joubert, Rue (9) 6 D4 Lalo, Rue (16) 3 B4 Pl (7, 6, 15) 15 B1 Lowendal, Ave de (7) 10 F5
Jouffroy, Passage (9) 6 F4 Lamandé, Rue (17) 5 B1 Léon Serpollet, Sq (18) 2 F4 continues 11 A4
Jouffroy, Rue (17) 4 F2 Lamarck, Rue (18) 2 E5 continues 2 F5 Lowendal, Sq (15) 10 F5
continues 5 A1 continues 7 A1 Léonard de Vinci, Lt-Col Dax, Rue du (18) 2 F2
Jour, Rue du (1) 13 A1 Lamartine, Rue (9) 6 F3 Rue (16) 3 C5 Lübeck, Rue de (16) 10 D1
Jouy, Rue de (4) 13 C4 Lamartine, Sq (16) 9 A1 Léonce Reynaud, Lucien Gaulard, Rue (18) 2 F5
Juge, Rue (15) 10 D5 Lamballe, Ave de (16) 9 B4 Rue (16) 10 E1 Lucien Herr, Pl (5) 17 A2
Juges Consuls, Rue des (4) 13 B3 Lamennais, Rue (8) 4 F4 Léonidas, Rue (14) 15 C4 Lucien Sampaix,
Juin 18 1940, Pl Lancry, Rue de (10) 8 D4 Léopold Achille, Sq (3) 14 D3 Rue (10) 8 D4
du (16) 15C1 Landrieu, Passage (7) 10 F2 Léopold Bellan, Rue (2) 13 A1 Lunain, Rue du (14) 16 D5
Juillet 29, Rue du (1) 12 D1 Landy, Rue du 1 A1 Lepage, Cité (19) 8 E2 Lune, Rue de la (2) 7 B5
Jules Breton, Rue (13) 17 C3 Lanneau, Rue de (5) 13 A5 Lepic, Rue (18) 6 E1 Lutèce, Rue de (5) 13 A4
Jules César, Rue (12) 14 E5 Lannes, Blvd (16) 3 A5 Leredde, Rue (13) 18 F5 Luynes, Rue de (7) 12 D4
Jules Chaplain, Rue (6) 16 D1 Lantiez, Rue (17) 1 C4 Leroux, Rue (16) 3 C5 Lyautey, Rue (16) 9 B3
Jules Claretie, Rue (16) 9 A2 Laos, Rue du (15) 10 E5 Les Colonnes (15) 15 B3 Lycée Henry IV (5) 17 A1
Jules Cloquet, Rue (18) 2 E3 Lapeyrère, Rue (18) 2 F5 Lesdiguières, Rue Lycée Louis le Grand (5) 13 A5
Jules Ferry, Sq (11) 8 E5 Lappe, Rue de (11) 14 E4 de (4) 14 D4 Lycée Technique Roger
Jules Guesde, Rue (14) 15 C3 Largillière, Rue (16) 9 A3 Letellier, Rue (15) 10 D5 Verlomme (15) 10 D5
Jules Janin, Ave (16) 9 A2 Larochelle, Rue (14) 15 C2 Letort, Rue (18) 2 F4 Lyon, Rue de (12) 14 E5
Jules Lefebvre, Rue (9) 6 D2 Laromiguière, Rue (5) 17 A1 Lévis, Rue de (17) 5 A1 continues 18 E1
Jules Renard, Pl (17) 3 C1 Larrey, Rue (5) 17 B2 Lhomond, Rue (5) 17 A1 Lyonnais, Rue des (5) 17 A3
Jules Romains, Rue (19) 8 F4 Larribe, Rue (8) 5 B2 Liancourt, Rue (14) 16 D4
Jules Sandeau, Blvd (16) 9 A2 Las Cases, Rue (7) 11 C3 Lido, Arcades du (8) 4 F4 M
Jules Vallès, Rue 2 F2 Lasteyrie, Rue de (16) 3 C5 Liège, Rue de (8, 9) 6 D3
Jules Verne, Rue (11) 8 F5 Laterale, Rue 1 C2 Liège, Rue de (8) 5 C3 Mabillon, Rue (6) 12 E4
Jules Verne, Rue (17) 2 D1 Lathuille, Passage (18) 6 D1 Lille, Rue de (7) 11 B2 Mac Mahon, Ave (17) 4 D3
Juliette Dodu, Rue (10) 8 E4 Latran, Rue de (5) 13 A5 continues 12 D3 Madame de
Junot, Ave (18) 2 E5 Laugier, Rue (17) 4 D2 Lincoln, Rue (8) 4 F5 Sanzillon, Rue 1 B2
Jura, Rue du (13) 17 C3 Laugier, Villa (17) 4 D2 Linné, Rue (5) 17 B1 Madame, Rue (6) 12 E5
Jussienne, Rue de la (2) 13 A1 Laurent Pichat, Linois, Rue (15) 9 B5 continues 16 E1
Jussieu, Pl (5) 17 B1 Rue (16) 3 B4 Lions St-Paul, Rue Madeleine, Blvd
Jussieu, Rue (5) 17 C1 Lauriston, Rue (16) 3 C5 des (4) 14 D4 de la (1, 9) 6 D5
continues 4 D5 Lisbonne, Rue de (8) 5 A3 Madeleine, Galerie
K continues 9 C1 Littré, Rue (6) 15 C1 de la (8) 5 C5
Lauzin, Rue (19) 8 F3 Livingstone, Rue (18) 7 A1 Madeleine Michelis, Rue 3 B1
Keller, Rue (11) 14 F4 Lavoir, Passage du (18) 2 D5 Lobau, Rue de (4) 13 B3 Madrid, Rue de (8) 5 B3
Keller, Rue (15) 9 B5 Lavoisier, Rue (8) 5 C4 Lobineau, Rue (6) 12 E4 Magdebourg, Rue de (16) 9 C1
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Magellan, Rue (8) 4 E5 Marie Curie, Rue 2 F2 Michel Chasles, Rue (12) 18 F1 Montorgueil, Rue (1, 2) 13 A1
Magenta, Blvd de (10) 7 B3 Marie Curie, Sq (13) 18 D2 Michel le Comte, Montparnasse, Blvd
continues 8 D5 Marie du 6e Arr (6) 12 E5 Rue (3) 13 C2 du (6, 14, 15) 15 C1
Mai 8 1945, Rue du (10) 7 C3 Marie et Louise, Rue (10) 8 D4 Michel Peter, Rue (13) 17 B3 Montparnasse,
Mai 8 1945, Rue du 1 A3 Marietta Martin, Rue (16) 9 A3 Michelet, Rue (6) 16 E2 Blvd du (6, 14) 16 E2
Mail, Rue du (2) 12 F1 Marignan, Passage (8) 4 F5 Michodière, Rue de la (2) 6 E5 Montparnasse,
Maillot, Blvd (16) 3 A3 Marigny, Ave de (8) 5 B5 Midi, Cité du (18) 6 E2 Passage (14) 15 C2
Maillot, Pl de la Porte (16) 3 B3 Mariniers, Rue des (14) 15 A5 Midi, Rue du 3 B2 Montparnasse, Rue
Maillot, Porte (16) 3 B3 Marinoni, Rue (7) 10 E3 Mignard, Rue (16) 9 A1 du (6, 14) 16 D1
Main d’Or, Passage de Mario Nikis, Rue (15) 10 F5 Mignon, Rue (6) 12 F4 Montpensier, Rue de (1) 12 E1
la (11) 14 F4 Mariotte, Rue (17) 5 C1 Mignot, Sq (16) 9 B2 Montrosier, Rue de 3 B2
Maine, Ave du (14) 15 C3 Maria Stuart, Rue (2) 13 A1 Milan, Rue de (9) 6 D3 Monttessuy, Rue de (7) 10 E2
Maine, Rue du (14) 15 C2 Mariton, Rue 2 F1 Milton, Rue (9) 6 F3 Montyon, Rue de (9) 7 A4
Maire, Rue au (3) 13 C1 Marivaux, Rue de (2) 6 E5 Minimes, Rue des (3) 14 D3 Mony, Rue (16) 9 A1
Mairie de Paris (4) 13 B3 Maroc, Pl du (19) 8 E1 Ministère de Morand, Rue (11) 8 F5
Maison de Radio- Maroc, Rue du (19) 8 E1 l’Intérieure (8) 5 B4 Moreau, Rue (12) 14 E5
France (16) 9 B4 Marronniers, Rue Ministère de la Justice (1) 9 D5 Morel, Rue 1 B2
Maison Dieu, Rue (14) 15 C3 des (16) 9 A4 Ministerie de l’Economie Morice, Rue 1 A2
Maison Européenne de la Marseille, Rue de (10) 8 D4 des Finances (12) 18 F2 Morland, Blvd (4) 14 D5
Photographie (4) 13 C3 Marsollier, Rue (2) 6 E5 Mirbel, Rue de (5) 17 B2 Morlot, Rue (9) 6 D3
Maison Victor Hugo (4) 14 D4 Martel, Rue (10) 7 B4 Mire, Rue de la (18) 6 F1 Mornay, Rue (4) 14 D5
Maître Albert, Rue (5) 13 B5 Martignac, Cité (7) 11 B3 Miromesnil, Rue de (8) 5 B3 Moro Giafferi, Pl de (14) 15 C4
Mal du Harispe, Rue (7) 10 E3 Martignac, Rue de (7) 11 B3 Missions Etrangères, Moscou, Rue de (8) 5 C2
Malakoff, Ave de (16) 3 C4 Martissot, Rue 1 B2 Sq des (7) 11 C4 Moselle, Passage de la (19) 8 F1
Malakoff, Impasse de (16) 3 B3 Martre, Rue 1 A3 Mizon, Rue (15) 15 B2 Moselle, Rue de la (19) 8 F1
Malaquais, Quai (6) 12 E3 Martyrs, Rue des (9) 6 F3 Mogador, Rue de (9) 6 D4 Moskowa, Cité de la (18) 2 E3
Malar, Rue (7) 10 F2 Marx Dormoy, Rue (18) 7 C1 Moines, Rue des (17) 1 C5 Motte Picquet, Ave
Malebranche, Rue (5) 16 F1 Maspéro, Rue (16) 9 A2 Molière, Passage (3) 13 B2 de la (7) 10 F4
Malesherbes, Blvd (8) 5 B3 Massenet, Rue (16) 9 B3 Molière, Rue (1) 12 E1 continues 11 A3
Malesherbes, Blvd (17) 4 F1 Massenet, Rue 1 C2 Mollien, Rue (8) 5 A3 Mouffetard, Rue (5) 17 B1
Malesherbes, Cité (9) 6 F2 Masseran, Rue (7) 11 B5 Monceau, Rue de (8) 4 F3 Mouffetard Monge,
Maleville, Rue (8) 5 A3 Mathurin Moreau, continues 5 A3 Galerie (5) 17 B2
Malte, Rue de (11) 14 E1 Ave (19) 8 F3 Monceau, Villa (17) 4 E2 Moufie, Rue (11) 14 F2
continues 8 D5 Mathurins, Rue des (8, 9) 6 D4 Moncey, Rue (9) 6 D2 Moulin de la Galette (18) 2 E5
Malus, Rue (5) 17 B1 Mathurins, Rue des (8) 5 C4 Moncey, Sq (9) 6 D2 Moulin de la Vierge,
Mandar, Rue (2) 13 A1 Matignon, Ave (8) 5 A5 Mondétour, Rue (1) 13 A2 Rue du (15) 15 B4
Manin, Rue (19) 8 F3 Matthieu, Rue (18) 2 E1 Mondovi, Rue de (1) 11 C1 Moulin des Prés, Rue
Mansart, Rue (9) 6 E2 Maubert, Pl (5) 13 A5 Monge, Pl (5) 17 B2 du (13) 17 B5
Manuel, Rue (9) 6 F3 Maubeuge, Rue de (9) 6 F3 Monge, Rue (5) 13 B5 Moulin Joly, Rue du (11) 8 F5
Manufacture des Maubeuge, Rue de (10) 7 B2 continues 17 B1 Moulin Rouge (18) 6 E1
Gobelins (13) 17 B3 Mauconseil, Rue (1) 13 A1 Mongolfier, Rue (3) 13 C1 Moulin Vert, Rue du (14) 15 C4
Manutention, Rue de Maure, Passage du (3) 13 B2 Monnaie, Rue de la (1) 2 F2 Moulinet, Rue du (13) 17 C5
la (16) 10 D1 Maurice Bourdet, Monseigneur Rodhain, Moulins, Rue des (1) 12 E1
Marbeau, Blvd (16) 3 B4 Rue (16) 9 B4 Rue (10) 8 D3 Mousseau, Impasse 2 E2
Marbeau, Rue (16) 3 B4 Maurice Quentin, Pl (1) 13 A2 Monsieur le Prince, Moussy, Rue de (4) 13 C3
Marbeuf, Rue (8) 4 F5 Maurice Ripoche, Rue (6) 12 F5 Mouton Duvernet,
Marcadet, Rue (18) 2 D4 Rue (14) 15 C4 Monsieur, Rue (7) 11 B5 Rue (14) 16 D4
Marceau, Ave (8, 16) 10 E1 Maurice Rouvier, Monsigny, Rue (2) 6 E5 Mozart, Ave (16) 9 A3
continues 4 E5 Rue (14) 15 A4 Mont Cenis, Rue du (18) 2 F5 Mulhouse, Rue de (2) 7 A5
Marceau, Rue 2 F2 Maurice de la Sizeranne, Mont Dore, Rue du (17) 5 C2 Muller, Rue (18) 7 A1
Marcel Pagnol, Sq (8) 5 C3 Rue (7) 11 B5 Mont Thabor, Rue du (1) 12 D1 Murillo, Rue (8) 4 F3
Marcel Proust, Ave (16) 9 B3 Mauvais Garçons, Mont Tonnere, Impasse continues 5 A3
Marcel Renault, Rue (17) 4 D2 Rue des (4) 13 B3 du (15) 15 B1 Musée Adam
Marcel Sembat, Rue (18) 2 F3 Max Hymans, Sq (15) 15 B2 Montagne Ste- Mickiewicz (4) 13 C4
Marcel Sembat, Sq (18) 2 F3 Mayet, Rue (6) 15 B1 Geneviève, Musée Bouilhet
Marcès, Villa (11) 14 F3 Mayran, Rue (9) 7 A3 Rue de la (5) 13 A5 Christofle (8) 5 C5
Marché, Pl du 3 A2 Mazagran, Rue de (10) 7 B5 Montaigne, Ave (8) 10 F1 Musée Bourdelle (15) 15 B1
Marché aux Puces de Mazarine, Rue (6) 12 F4 continues 5 A5 Musée Carnavalet (3) 14 D3
St-Ouen 2 F2 Mazas, Pl (12) 18 E1 Montalembert, Rue (7) 12 D3 Musée Cernuschi (8) 5 A3
Marché d’Aligre (12) 14 F5 Mazas, Voie (12) 18 D1 Montalivet, Rue (8) 5 B5 Musée d’Arménien (16) 3 B5
Marché Neuf, Quai du (4) 13 A4 Meaux, Rue de (19) 8 F2 Montbrun, Passage (14) 16 D5 Musée d’Art
Marché Popincourt, Méchain, Rue (14) 16 F3 Montbrun, Rue (14) 16 D5 Moderne (16) 10 E1
Rue du (11) 14 F1 Médéric, Rue (17) 4 F2 Montcalm, Rue (18) 2 E4 Musée d’Art Naif Max
Marché St-Honoré, Rue Médicis, Rue de (6) 12 F5 Montebello, Port de (5) 13 B4 Fourny (18) 7 A1
du (1) 12 D1 Mégisserie, Quai de la (1) 13 A3 Montebello, Quai de (5) 13 A4 Musée d’Ennery (16) 3 B5
continues 12 E1 Meissonier, Rue (17) 4 F2 Montenotte, Rue de (17) 4 D3 Musée d’Orsay (7) 12 D2
Marché Ste-Catherine, Melun, Passage de (19) 8 F1 Montespan, Ave de (16) 9 A1 Musée de Cluny (5) 12 F5
Place du (4) 14 D3 Mémorial de la Shoah (4) 13 C4 Montesquieu, Rue (1) 12 F2 continues 13 A5
Maréchal de Lattre de Ménageries (5) 17 C1 Montevideo, Rue de (16) 3 A5 Musée de Cristal (10) 7 B4
Tassigny, Pl du (16) 3 A4 Ménars, Rue (2) 6 F5 continues 9 A1 Musée de l’Armée (7) 11 A3
Maréchal Fayolle, Mérimée, Rue (16) 3 B5 Montfauçon, Rue de (6) 12 E4 Musée d’Art et d’Histoire
Ave du (16) 3 A5 Meslay, Passage (3) 7 C5 Monthiers, Cité (9) 6 D2 du Judaïsme (3) 13 B2
Maréchal Gallieni, Ave Meslay, Rue (3) 7 C5 Montholon, Rue de (9) 7 A3 Musée de
du (7) 11 A2 Mesnil, Rue (16) 3 C5 Montholon, Sq de (9) 7 A3 l’Holographie (1) 13 A2
Maréchal Juin, Pl du (17) 4 E1 Messageries, Rue des (10) 7 B3 Montmartre, Ave de Musée de l’Orangérie (1) 11 C1
Marguerin, Rue (14) 16 D5 Messine, Ave de (8) 5 A3 la Porte de (18) 2 E3 Musée de l’Ordre de la
Margueritte, Rue (17) 4 E2 Messine, Rue de (8) 5 A3 Montmartre, Blvd (2, 9) 6 F4 Libération (7) 11 A4
Margueritte de Navarre, Metz, Rue de (10) 7 B5 Montmartre, Galerie (2) 6 F5 Musée de la
Pl (1) 13 A2 Mexico, Pl de (16) 9 B1 Montmartre, Rue (1, 2) 13 A1 Contrefaçon (16) 3 B5
Maria Deraismes, Meyerbeer, Rue (9) 6 E4 Montmartre, Rue (2) 6 F5 Musée de la Mode et du
Rue (17) 2 D4 Mézières, Rue de (6) 12 E5 Montmorency, Costume Palais
Marie, Pont (4) 13 C4 Michal, Rue (13) 17 A5 Rue de (4) 13 C2 Galliera (16) 10 D1
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Musée de la Musique Nicolas Fortin, Rue (13) 17 C5 Ortolan, Rue (5) 17 B1 Pasteur M Boegner,
Méchanique (3) 13 B2 Nicolas Houël, Rue (5) 18 D2 Ortolan, Sq (5) 17 B1 Rue du (16) 9 B2
Musée de la Poste (15) 15 B2 Nicolas Roret, Rue (13) 17 B3 Oslo, Rue d’ (18) 2 D4 Pastourelle, Rue (3) 13 C2
Musée de la Sculpture Nicolay, Sq (17) 5 B1 Oudinot, Rue (7) 11 B5 Patay, Rue de (13) 18 E5
en Plein Air (5) 13 C5 Nicolo, Rue (16) 9 A2 Oudry, Rue (13) 17 C3 Patriarches, Rue
Musée de Niel, Ave (17) 4 E2 Ouessant, Rue d’ (15) 10 E5 des (5) 17 B2
Minéralogie (5) 13 B5 Niel, Villa (17) 4 E2 Ouest, Rue de l’ (15) 15 B3 Patrice Boudart,
Musée Delacroix (6) 12 E4 Niepce, Rue (15) 15 B3 Ours, Rue aux (3) 13 B2 Villa (16) 9 A4
Musée des Arts Nil, Rue du (2) 7 A5 Ozanam, Pl et Sq (6) 16 D1 Pâtures, Rue des (16) 9 A5
Décoratifs (1) 12 E2 Nobel, Rue (18) 2 F5 Paul Adam, Ave (17) 4 E1
Musée des Arts et Nocard, Rue (15) 9 C4 P Paul Albert, Rue (18) 7 A1
Metiers (3) 13 B1 Noisiel, Rue de (16) 3 B5 Paul Baudry, Rue (8) 4 F4
Musée de la Mode et Nollet, Rue (17) 1 B5 P Langevin, Square (5) 13 B5 Paul Bert, Rue (11) 2 F2
des Textiles (1) 12 E2 continues 5 C1 Pablo Picasso, Paul Bodin, Rue (17) 1 B4
Musée des Nollez, Cité (18) 2 E4 Place (14) 16 D2 Paul Cézanne, Rue (8) 5 A4
Plan-Reliefs (7) 11 B3 Nonnains d’Hyères, Paix, Rue de la (1, 2) 6 D5 Paul Claudel, Pl (6) 12 F5
Musée du Louvre (1) 12 E2 Rue des (4) 13 C4 Pajol, Rue (18) 7 C1 Paul Delaroche,
Musée du Nordling, Rue 3 A3 Pajou, Rue (16) 9 A3 Rue (16) 9 A3
Montmartre (18) 2 F5 Normandie, Rue Palais, Blvd du (1, 4) 13 A3 Paul Déroulède, Rue 3 A3
Musée du Vin (16) 9 C3 de (3) 14 D1 Palais Abbatial (6) 12 E4 Paul Deschanel,
Musée Grévin (1) 13 A2 Norvins, Rue (18) 6 F1 Palais Bourbon (7) 11 B2 Allée (7) 10 D2
Musée Grévin (9) 6 F4 Nôtre, Rue le (16) 9 C2 Palais Bourbon, Pl Paul Doumer, Ave (16) 9 B2
Musée Gustave Notre-Dame (4) 13 B4 du (7) 11 B2 Paul Dupuy, Rue (16) 9 A5
Moreau (9) 6 E3 Notre-Dame, Palais de Chaillot (16) 9 C2 Paul Escudier, Rue (9) 6 E2
Musée Légion Pl du Parvis (4) 13 A4 Palais de Justice (1) 13 A3 Paul Feval, Rue (18) 2 F5
d’Honneur (7) 11 C2 Notre-Dame, Pont (4) 13 A3 Palais de l’Elysée (8) 5 B5 Paul Gervais, Rue (13) 17 A4
Musée Maillol (7) 11 C4 Notre-Dame de Bonne Palais de la Paul Léautaud, Pl (17) 4 E1
Musée National des Nouvelle, Rue (2) 7 B5 Découverte (8) 11 A1 Paul Lelong, Rue (2) 6 F5
Arts Asiatiques Notre-Dame de Lorette, Palais de Tokyo (16) 10 E1 Paul Louis Courier,
Guimet (16) 10 D1 Rue (9) 6 E3 Palais des Congrès (17) 3 B3 Rue (7) 11 C3
Musée National Notre-Dame de Palais du Paul Painlevé, Sq et
d’Histoire Naturelle (5) 17 C2 Nazareth, Rue (3) 13 C1 Luxembourg (6) 12 E5 Pl (5) 13 A5
Musée Nissim de continues 7 B5 Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy Paul Saunière, Rue (16) 9 B2
Camondo (8) 5 A3 Notre-Dame de Recouvrance, (12) 18 F2 Paul Séjourné, Rue (6) 16 E2
Musée Picasso Paris (3) 14 D2 Rue (2) 7 A5 Palais Royal (1) 12 E1 Paul Valéry, Rue (16) 3 C4
Musée Radio- France (16) 9 A4 Notre-Dame des Palatine, Rue (6) 12 E5 continues 4 D5
Musée Rodin (7) 11 B3 Champs, Rue (6) 16 E2 Palestro, Rue de (2) 13 B1 Paulin Méry, Rue (13) 17 B5
Musée Zadkine (6) 16 E1 Notre-Dame des Palloy, Rue 1 A2 Pauline Borghese, Rue 3 A1
Myrha, Rue (18) 7 A1 Victoires, Rue (2) 12 F1 Palouzie, Rue 2 D1 Pauly, Rue (14) 15 A4
continues 7 B1 continues 6 F5 Pavée, Rue (4) 14 D3
Myron Timothy Nov 8 1942, Pl du (10) 7 B3 Panoramas, Passage Pavillon d’Armenonville, Chemin
Herrick, Ave (8) 5 A4 Nov 11 1918, Pl du (10) 7 C3 des (2) 6 F5 du (16) 3 A3
Panthéon (5) 17 A1
Panthéon, Pl du (5) 17 A1 Pavillon, Ave des (17) 3 C2
N O Pape Carpentier, Pavillons, Impasse
Rue (6) 12 E5 des (18) 2 E3
N20 (14) 16 D5 Obelisque (8) 11 C1 Papillon, Rue (9) 7 A3 Payenne, Rue (3) 14 D3
N306 (14) 15 C5 Oberkampf, Rue (11) 14 E1 Pecquay, Rue (4) 13 C2
Nadar, Sq (18) 6 F1 Observatoire, Ave Papin, Rue (3) 13 B1 Péguy, Rue (6) 16 D1
Nancy, Rue de (10) 7 C4 de l’ (14) 16 E3 Paradis, Cité (10) 7 B4 Pelée, Rue (11) 14 E2
Naples, Rue de (8) 5 B3 Observatoire de Paris, Paradis, Rue de (10) 7 B4 Peletier, Rue le (9) 6 F4
Napoléon, Cour (1) 12 E2 l’ (14) 16 E3 Paraguay, Pl du (16) 3 A4 Pélican, Rue du (1) 12 F2
Narvik, Pl de (8) 5 A3 Octave Gréard, Ave (7) 10 D3 Parc du Champ de Pelouze, Rue (8) 5 B2
Nationale du Jeu de Odéon, Carrefour de l’ (6) 12 F4 Mars (7) 10 E3 Penel, Passage (18) 2 F3
Paume, Galerie (1) 11 C1 Odéon, Pl de l’ (6) 12 F5 Parc Monceau (8) 4 F3 Penthièvre, Rue de (8) 5 B4
Nationale, Pl (13) 18 D5 Odéon, Rue de l’ (6) 12 F5 continues 5 A3 Pépinière, Rue de
Nationale, Rue (13) 18 D4 Odessa, Rue d’ (14) 15 C2 Parc Municipal (17) 1 A1 la (8) 5 C4
Nations Unies, Ave Olivet, Rue d’ (7) 11 B5 Parc Océanique Perche, Rue du (4) 13 C2
des (16) 10 D2 Olivier Noyer, Rue (14) 15 C4 Cousteau (1) 13 A2 Percier, Ave (8) 5 B4
continues 9 C2 Olympia (9) 6 D5 Parc Royal, Rue Perdonnet, Rue (10) 7 C2
Navarin, Rue de (9) 6 F2 Opéra, Ave de l’ (1) 12 E1 du (3) 14 D3 Père Guérin, Rue (13) 17 B5
Navarre, Rue de (5) 17 B1 Opéra, Ave de l’ (2) 6 E5 Parchappe, Cité (11) 14 E4 Père Teilhard de
Navier, Rue (18) 2 D4 Opéra, Pl de l’ (2, 9) 6 E5 Parcheminerie, Rue Chardin, Pl du (4) 14 D5
Necker, Rue (4) 14 D3 Opéra de Paris de la (5) 13 A4 Pereire (Nord),
Nélaton, Rue (15) 9 C4 Bastille, l’ (12) 14 E4 Parme, Rue de (9) 6 D2 Blvd (17) 3 C3
Nemours, Rue de (11) 14 E1 Opéra de Paris Garnier (9) 6 D4 Parmentier, Pereire (Nord),
Nesle, Rue de (6) 12 F3 Oratoire, Rue de l’ (1) 12 F2 Ave (10, 11) 8 E5 Blvd (17) 4 D2
Neuf, Pl du Pont (1) 12 F3 Orchampt Ravignan, Parmentier, Ave (11) 14 F1 Pereire (Sud),
Neuf, Pont (1, 6) 12 F3 Rue d’ (18) 6 E1 Parmentier, Pl 3 B2 Blvd (17) 3 C3
Neuilly, Ave de (16) 3 B3 Ordener, Rue (18) 2 E4 Parmentier, Rue 3 B1 Pereire (Sud),
Neuve Pierre Curie, Rue 2 E2 Orée du Bois, l’ (16) 3 B3 Parrot, Rue (12) 14 F5 Blvd (17) 4 D2
Neuve Popincourt, Orfèvres, Quai des (1) 12 F3 Pas de la Mule, Rue Pergolèse, Rue (16) 3 B4
Rue (11) 14 F1 Orfèvres, Rue des (1) 13 A3 du (3, 4) 14 D3 Pérignon, Rue (7, 15) 11 A5
Neuve St-Pierre, Orgues, Passage des (3) 7 C5 Pascal, Rue (5, 13) 17 A3 Perile, Rue de la (3) 14 D1
Rue (4) 14 D4 Orillon, Rue de l’ (11) 8 F5 Pasdeloup, Pl (11) 14 E1 Périphérique, Blvd 1 B3
Neuve Tolbiac, Rue (13) 18 F4 Orléans, Quai d’ (4) 13 B4 Pasquier, Rue (8) 5 C4 Périphérique, Blvd (16) 3 A4
Néva, Rue de la (17) 4 E3 Orléans, Rue d’ 3 A2 Passy, Pl de (16) 9 A3 Perle, Rue de la (4) 13 C2
Nevers, Rue de (6) 12 F3 Orléans, Villa d’ (14) 16 D5 Passy, Port de (16) 10 D2 Pernelle, Rue (4) 13 B3
New York, Ave de (16) 10 D2 Ormesson, Rue d’ (4) 14 D3 continues 9 B4 Pernette du Guillet,
continues 9 C2 Orsay, Quai d’ (7) 10 F2 Passy, Rue de (16) 9 B3 Allée (19) 8 F4
Newton, Rue (16) 4 E5 continues 11 B2 Pasteur, Blvd (15) 15 A1 Pernety, Rue (15) 15 B3
Ney, Blvd (18) 2 E3 Orsel, Rue d’ (18) 6 F2 Pasteur, Rue (11) 14 F2 Perrault, Rue (1) 12 F2
Nicolas Flamel, Rue (4) 13 A3 continues 7 A1 Pasteur, Rue (17) 2 D2 Perrée, Rue (3) 14 D1
Each place name is followed by its arrondissement number and then by its Street Finder reference
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Perrichont, Ave (16) 9 A5 Pierre Rebière, Portefoin, Rue (3) 13 C1 Quentin Bauchart,
Perronet, Rue (7) 12 D3 Rue (17) 1 B3 Portugais, Ave des (16) 4 D5 Rue (8) 4 E5
Perronet, Rue 3 A1 Pierre Reverdy, Possoz, Pl (16) 9 A2 Quincampoix, Rue (3) 13 B2
Perronet, Sq 3 A1 Rue (19) 8 F1 Postes, Passage des (5) 17 A2
Pershing, Blvd (17) 3 C2 Pierre Sarrazin, Pot de Fer, Rue du (5) 17 A2 R
Pestalozzi, Rue (5) 17 B2 Rue (6) 12 F5 Poteau, Passage du (18) 2 E3
Pétiet, Rue (18) 2 D4 Pierre Semard, Rue (9) 7 A3 Poteau, Rue du (18) 2 F4 Rabelais, Rue (8) 5 A5
Petit Cerf, Passage (17) 1 B4 Pierre Villey, Rue (7) 10 F2 Pouchet, Ave de la Rachel, Ave (18) 6 D1
Petit Luxembourg (6) 12 E5 Pigalle, Cité (9) 6 E2 Porte (17) 1 C3 Racine, Rue (6) 12 F5
Petit Moine, Rue du (5) 17 B3 Pigalle, Pl (9, 18) 6 E2 Pouchet, Passage (17) 1 C3 Radziwill, Rue (1) 12 F1
Petit Musc, Rue du (4) 14 D4 Pigalle, Rue (9) 6 E2 Pouchet, Porte (17) 1 C3 Raguinot, Passage (12) 18 F1
Petit Palais (8) 11 B1 Pillet Will, Rue (9) 6 E4 Pouchet, Rue (17) 1 C4 Rambuteau, Rue (3, 4) 13 B2
Petit Pont (4, 5) 13 A4 Pilleux, Cité (18) 2 D5 Poulet, Rue (18) 7 A1 Rameau, Rue (2) 6 E5
Petit Pont, Pl du (5) 13 A4 Pinel, Pl (13) 18 D4 Poulletier, Rue (4) 13 C4 Ramey, Rue (18) 7 A1
Petit Pont, Rue du (5) 13 A4 Pinel, Rue (13) 17 C4 Pouy, Rue de (13) 17 B5 Rampon, Rue (11) 14 D1
Petite Truanderie, Rue Pirandello, Rue (13) 17 C3 Poyer, Rue 1 A2 Ranelagh, Rue du (16) 9 A4
de la (2) 13 A1 Piver, Passage (11) 8 F5 Prague, Rue de (12) 14 F5 Raoul Dautry, Pl (15) 15 C2
Petites Ecuries, Cour Place Clément Pré aux Chevaux, Sq Raoul Follereau, Pl (10) 8 D3
des (10) 7 B4 Ader (16) 9 A4 du (16) 9 A4 Rapée, Port de la (12) 18 E1
Petites Ecuries, Passage Place de la République Pré aux Clercs, Rue Rapée, Quai de la (12) 18 E1
des (10) 7 B4 (3, 10, 11) 8 D5 du (7) 12 D3 Rapp, Ave (7) 10 E2
Petites Ecuries, Rue Place du Palais Royale (1) 12 E1 Précheurs, Rue des (1) 13 A2 Raspail, Blvd (6, 7) 12 D4
des (10) 7 B4 Place du Pyramides (1) 12 E2 Préfecture de Paris (12) 18 E1 Raspail, Blvd (6, 14) 16 D2
Petits Champs, Rue Place Jean-Paul II (4) 13 B4 Presbourg, Rue de (16) 4 D4 Raspail, Rue 2 D1
des (1, 2) 12 E1 Place Vendôme (1) 12 D1 Présentation, Rue de Rataud, Rue (5) 17 A2
Petits Hôtels, Rue Plaisance, Rue de (15) 15 B4 la (11) 8 F5 Raymond Losserand,
des (10) 7 B3 Plaisance de Paris Présidence du Rue (15) 15 B4
Pétrarque, Rue (16) 9 B2 Arsenal, Rue de (12) 14 E5 Conseil (7) 11 C4 Raymond Poincaré,
Pétrarque, Sq (16) 9 B2 Plantes, Rue des (14) 15 C5 Président Ed Herriot, Ave (16) 3 C5
Petrelle, Rue (9) 7 A2 Platon, Rue (15) 15 A3 Pl du (7) 11 B2 continues 9 C1
Petrelle, Sq (9) 7 A2 Plâtre, Rue du (4) 13 B2 Président-Kennedy, Raynouard, Rue (16) 9 B3
Phalsbourg, Rue Plumet, Rue (15) 15 A2 Ave du (16) 9 B4 Réaumur, Rue (2, 3) 13 B1
de (17) 4 F2 Poinsot, Rue (14) 15 C2 Président-Mithouard, Réaumur, Rue (2) 6 F5
continues 5 A2 Poissonnière, Pl du (7) 11 B5 continues 7 A5
Philibert Delorme, Blvd (2, 9) 7 A5 President-Wilson, Rébeval, Rue (19) 8 F4
Rue (17) 4 E1 Poissonnière, Rue (2) 7 A5 Ave du (16) 10 D1 Rébeval, Sq de (19) 8 F4
Philip Le Boucher, Ave 3 A2 Poissonniers, Rue 7 B1 Presles, Rue de (15) 10 E4 Récamier, Rue (7) 12 D4
Récollets, Passage
des (18)
Prêtres, Impasse
Philippe de Champagne, Poissy, Rue de (5) 13 B5 des (16) 9 B1 des (10) 7 C4
Rue (13) 17 C4
12 F4
Philippe de Girard, Poitevins, Rue des (6) 12 D3 Prêtres St-Séverin, Rue 13 A4 Récollets, Rue des (10) 7 C4
des (5)
8 D4
Récollets, Sq des (10)
Rue (18) 7 C1 Poitiers, Rue de (7) 14 D2 Prêtres St-Germain Recteur Poincaré, Ave
Poitou, Rue de (3)
Philippe Hecht, Rue (19) 8 F3 Pôle Nord, l’Auxerrois, Rue des (1) 12 F2 du (16) 9 A4
Picardie, Rue de (3) 14 D1 2 F4 Prévôt, Rue du (4) 13 C4 Reculettes, Rue
Rue du (18)
Piccini, Rue (16) 3 C4 Poliveau, Rue (5) 17 C2 Primatice, Rue (13) 17 C4 des (13) 17 B4
Picot, Rue (16) 3 B5 Pologne, Ave de (16) 3 A5 Princesse, Rue (6) 12 E4 Regard, Rue du (6) 12 D5
Pierrard, Rue 3 A1 Polonceau, Rue (18) 7 B1 Printemps, Rue Régis, Rue (6) 11 C5
Pierre, Passage 2 D2 Pomereu, Rue de (16) 3 B5 du (17) 5 A1 Regrattier, Rue le (4) 13 B4
Pierre Bullet, Rue (10) 7 C4 Pompe, Rue de la (16) 3 B5 Procession, Rue de Reims, Rue de (13) 18 E5
Pierre Charron, Rue (8) 4 F5 continues 9 A2 la (15) 15 A3 Reine, Cours la (8) 11 A1
Pierre Chausson, Pompidou, Centre (4) 13 B2 Prony, Rue de (17) 4 F2 Reine Astrid, Pl de
Rue (10) 7 C5 Poncelet, Passage (17) 4 E2 continues 5 A2 la (8) 10 F1
Pierre Cherest, Rue 3 B2 Poncelet, Rue (17) 4 E3 Prosper Goubaux, Reine Blache, Rue (10) 8 D3
Pierre Curie, Rue 1 B2 Pondichéry, Rue Pl (8, 17) 5 B2 Reine Blanche, Rue de
continues 2 F1 de (15) 10 E5 Provence, Rue la (13) 17 B3
Pierre Demours, Pont à Mousson, Rue de (8, 9) 6 D4 Reine de Hongrie,
Rue (17) 4 D2 de (17) 1 C3 Puget, Rue (18) 6 E1 Passage de la (1) 13 A1
Pierre Dupont, Rue (10) 8 D3 Pont aux Biches, Passage Puits de l’Ermite, Rue Rémi-Belleau, Villa (19) 8 F1
Pierre et Marie Curie, du (3) 7 C5 du (5) 17 B2 Rémusat, Rue de (16) 9 A5
Rue (5) 17 A1 Pont aux Choux, Rue Pusy, Cité de (17) 5 A1 Rémy de Gourmont,
Pierre Ginier, Rue (18) 6 D1 du (3) 14 D2 Puteaux, Rue (17) 5 C2 Rue (19) 8 F3
Pierre Gourdault, Pont de Lodi, Rue Puvis de Chavannes, Rémy Dumoncel,
Rue (13) 18 E4 du (6) 12 F4 Rue (17) 4 E1 Rue (14) 16 D5
Pierre Haret, Rue (9) 6 D1 Pont Louis-Philippe, Pyramide (1) 12 E2 Renard, Rue du (4) 13 B3
Pierre Lafue, Pl (6) 16 D1 Rue du (4) 13 B3 Pyramides, Pl des (1) 12 E1 Renaudes, Rue des (17) 4 E2
Pierre Lampué, Pl (5) 17 A2 Pont Neuf, Rue du (1) 13 A2 Pyramides, Rue René Binet, Rue (18) 2 F3
Pierre Larousse, Ponthieu, Rue de (8) 4 F4 des (1) 12 E1 René Boulanger,
Rue (15) 15 B5 continues 5 A5 Rue (10) 8 D5
Pierre Le Grand, Pontoise, Rue de (5) 13 B5 Q René Boylesve,
Rue (8) 4 E3 Popincourt, Cour (11) 14 F2 Ave (16) 9 C3
Pierre l’Ermite, Rue (18) 7 B1 Popincourt, Quai de la Gare (13) 18 F3 René Cassin, Pl (1) 13 A2
Pierre Leroux, Rue (7) 11 B5 Impasse (11) 14 F3 Quai Voltaire (7) 12 D3 René Coty, Ave (14) 16 E4
Pierre Lescot, Rue (1) 13 A2 Popincourt, Rue (11) 14 F3 Quatre Frères, Place René Panhard,
Pierre Levée, Rue de Port des Saints des (18) 2 E5 Rue (13) 17 C2
la (11) 14 E1 Pères (6, 7) 12 E3 Quatre Septembre, René Viviani, Sq (5) 13 A4
continues 8 E5 Port Mahon, Rue de (2) 6 E5 Rue du (2) 6 E5 Rennequin, Rue (17) 4 E2
Pierre Loti, Ave (7) 10 E3 Port Royal, Blvd Quatre Vents, Rue Rennes, Rue de (6) 16 D1
Pierre Louÿs, Rue (16) 9 A5 de (5, 13) 17 A3 des (6) 12 F4 République, Ave de
Pierre Nicole, Rue (5) 16 F2 Port Royal, Blvd Quatrefages, Rue la (11) 14 E1
Pierre Picard, Rue (18) 7 A1 de (5, 14) 16 F2 de (5) 17 B1 République, Pl
Pierre Premier de Port Royal, Sq de (13) 16 F3 Quatres Fils, Rue de la (3, 11) 14 D1
Serbie, Ave (16) 10 E1 Portalis, Rue (8) 5 B3 des (4) 13 C2 République, Pl de la 1 A2
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République Dominicaine, Rouget de l’Isle, St-Etienne-du-Mont (5) 17 A1 St-Paul–St-Louis (4) 14 D4
Pl de la (8, 17) 5 A2 Rue (1) 12 D1 St-Ephrem (5) 13 A5 St-Philippe, Rue (2) 7 B5
Résistance, Pl de la (7) 10 F2 Rouget de l’Isle, Rue 1 A3 St-Eustache (1) 13 A1 St-Philippe du Roule,
Retiro, Cité de (8) 5 C5 Roule, Ave du 3 A2 St-Ferdinand, Pl (17) 3 C3 Rue (8) 5 A4
Riboutté, Rue (9) 7 A3 Roule, Sq du 3 B1 St-Ferdinand, Rue (17) 3 C3 St-Pierre, Pl (18) 6 F1
Ricaut, Rue (13) 18 D5 Roule, Villa du 3 A2 St-Fiacre, Rue (2) 7 A5 St-Pierre Amelot,
Richard Baret, Pl (17) 5 C1 Rousselet, Rue (7) 11 B5 St-Florentin, Rue (1, 8) 11 C1 Passage (11) 14 E2
Richard Lenoir, Roux, Impasse (17) 4 E2 St-Georges, Rue (9) 6 E3 St-Pierre de
Blvd (11) 14 E1 Roy, Rue (8) 5 B4 St-Germain, Blvd (7) 11 C2 Montmartre (18) 6 F1
Richard Lenoir, Royal, Pont (1, 7) 12 D2 St-Germain, Blvd (5) 13 A5 St-Placide, Rue (6) 11 C5
Sq (11) 14 E2 Royale, Rue (8) 5 C5 St-Germain- continues 12 D5
Richelieu, Rue de (1) 12 E1 Royer Collard, des-Prés (6) 12 E4 St-Quentin, Rue (10) 7 C3
Richelieu, Rue de (2) 6 F5 Impasse (5) 16 F1 St-Germain- St-Roch (1) 12 E1
Richemont, Rue Royer Collard, Rue (5) 16 F1 l’Auxerrois (1) 12 F2 St-Roch,
de (13) 18 E5 Rubens, Rue (13) 17 C4 St-Gervais–St- Passage (1) 12 E1
Richepance, Rude, Rue (16) 4 D4 Protais (4) 13 B3 St-Roch, Rue (1) 12 E1
Rue (1, 8) 5 C5 Ruelle, Passage (18) 7 C1 St-Germain, St-Romain, Rue (6) 11 C5
Richer, Rue (9) 7 A4 Ruelle Sourdis (3) 13 C2 Blvd (6, 7) 12 D4 St-Rustique (18) 6 F1
Richerand, Ave (10) 8 D4 Ruhmkorff, Rue (17) 3 C2 St-Germain, Blvd (7) 11 C3 St-Sabin, Passage (11) 14 E3
Richomme, Rue (18) 7 B1 Ruisseau, Rue du (18) 2 F4 St-Gervais, Pl (4) 13 B3 St-Sabin, Rue (11) 14 E3
Ridder, Rue de (14) 15 A4 Rutebeuf, Pl (12) 18 F1 St-Gilles, Rue (3) 14 D3 St-Saëns, Rue (15) 10 D4
Rigny, Rue de (8) 5 B4 Ruysdaël, Ave (8) 5 A3 St-Gothard, Rue St-Sauveur, Rue (2) 13 A1
Rimbaut, Passage (14) 16 D5 du (14) 16 E5 St-Sébastien,
Rio de Janeiro, Pl S St-Guillaume, Rue (7) 12 D3 Impasse (11) 14 E2
de (8) 5 A3 continues 12 D4 St-Sébastien,
Riverin, Cité (10) 7 C5 Sablière, Rue de St-Hippolyte, Rue (13) 17 A3 Passage (11) 14 E2
Rivoli, Rue de (1, 4) 13 A2 la (14) 15 C4 St-Honoré, Rue (1, 8) 5 C5 St-Sébastien, Rue (11) 14 E2
Rivoli, Rue de (1) 11 C1 Sablons, Rue des (16) 9 B1 St-Honoré, Rue (1) 13 A2 St-Senoch, Rue de (17) 4 D2
Robert de Flers, Sablons, Villa des 3 A2 continues 12 D1 St-Séverin (5) 13 A4
Rue (15) 9 B5 Sablons à la Porte St-Hyacinthe, Rue (1) 12 D1 St-Séverin, Rue (5) 13 A4
Robert Desnos, Pl (10) 8 E3 Maillot; Route de St-Jacques, St-Simon, Rue de (7) 11 C3
Robert Esnault Pelterie, la Porte des (16) 3 A3 Blvd (14) 16 E4 St-Spire, Rue (2) 7 B5
Rue (7) 11 B2 Sablonville, Rue de 3 B2 St-Jacques, Pl (14) 16 E4 St-Sulpice (6) 12 E5
Robert Houdin, Rue (11) 8 F5 Sabot, Rue du (6) 12 D4 St-Jacques, Rue (5) 13 A5 St-Sulpice, Pl (6) 12 E4
Robert Le Coin, Rue (16) 9 A3 continues 12 E4 continues 16 F1 St-Sulpice, Rue (6) 12 E4
Robert Montagne, Sacré-Coeur (18) 6 F1 St-Jacques, Villa (14) 16 E4 St-Thomas d’Aquin,
Pl (7)
Sq (5) 17 B2 Sacy, Ave de (7) 10 E3 St-Jean, Rue (17) 1 C5 St-Victor, Rue (5) 12 D3
13 B5
Sadi Lecointe, Rue (19)
St-Jérôme, Rue (18)
7 B1
8 F2
Robert Planquette, Saïd, Villa (16) 3 B4 St-Joseph, Rue (2) 7 A5 St-Vincent, Rue (18) 2 F5
Rue (18) 6 E1
4 D4
Roberval, Rue (17) 1 C4 Saïgon, Rue de (16) 16 D4 St-Joseph des 12 D5 St-Vincent de Paul (14) 16 E3
Carmes (6)
Saillard, Rue (14)
St-Vincent de Paul,
Robespierre, Passage 2 D2 St-Alexander Nevsky St-Joseph, Cour (11) 14 F4 Rue (10) 7 B2
Rochambeau, Rue (9) 7 A3 Cathedral (8) 4 E3 St-Julien le Pauvre, St-Vincent de Paul,
Rochechouart, Blvd St-Amand, Rue (15) 15 A4 Rue (5) 13 A4 Sq (10) 7 B3
de (9, 18) 6 F2 St-Ambroise, St-Just, Rue 1 A3 Ste-Anastase, Rue (3) 14 D2
Rochechouart, Blvd Passage (11) 14 F2 St-Laurent, Rue (10) 7 C3 Ste-Anne, Rue (1) 12 E1
de (9) 7 A2 St-Ambroise, Rue (11) 14 F2 St-Lazare, Rue (9) 6 D3 Ste-Anne, Rue (2) 6 E5
Rochechouart, Rue St-André des Arts, St-Louis (10) 8 E4 Ste-Apolline, Rue (2) 7 B5
de (9) 7 A2 Pl (6) 12 F4 St-Louis-des- Ste-Beuve, Rue (6) 16 D1
Rochefoucauld, Rue St-André des Arts, Invalides (7) 11 A3 Ste-Cécile, Rue (9) 7 A4
de la (9) 6 E3 Rue (6) 12 F4 St-Louis-en-l’Ile (4) 13 C4 Ste-Chapelle (1) 13 A3
Rocher, Rue du (8) 5 C3 St-Ange, Passage (17) 2 D3 St-Louis-en-l’Ile, Ste-Clotilde (7) 11 B3
Rocroy, Rue de (10) 7 B2 St-Anne Popincourt, Rue (4) 13 C4 Ste-Croix de la
Rodier, Rue (9) 6 F3 Passage (11) 14 E3 St-Louis, Cour (11) 14 E4 Bretonnerie,
continues 7 A2 St-Antoine, Passage (11) 14 F4 St-Louis, Pont (4) 13 B4 Rue (4) 13 B3
Rodin, Ave (16) 9 A1 St-Antoine, Rue (4) 14 D4 St-Luc, Rue (18) 7 B1 continues 13 C3
Roger, Rue (14) 16 D3 St-Augustin, Pl (8) 5 B4 St-Marc, Rue (2) 6 F5 Ste-Croix de la
Roger Bacon, Rue (17) 3 C2 St-Augustin, Rue (2) 6 E5 St-Marcel, Blvd (5, 13) 17 C3 Bretonnerie, Sq (4) 13 B3
Roger Verlomme, St-Benoît, Rue (6) 12 E3 St-Martin, Blvd (3, 10) 7 C5 Ste-Elisabeth,
Rue (3) 14 D3 St-Bernard, Port (5) 13 C5 St-Martin, Canal (10) 8 D3 Passage (3) 13 C1
Rohan, Rue de (1) 12 E2 continues 18 D1 St-Martin, Porte 7 C5 Ste-Elisabeth, Rue (3) 13 C1
Roi de Sicile, Rue St-Bernard, Quai (5) 13 C5 St-Martin, Rue (3, 4) 7 B5 Ste-Foy, Rue (2) 7 B5
du (4) 13 C3 continues 18 D1 St-Martin, Rue (3) 13 B1 Ste-Geneviève, Pl (5) 17 A1
Roi Doré, Rue du (3) 14 D2 St-Bernard, Sq (18) 7 C1 St-Mathieu, Rue (18) 7 C1 Ste-Hélène, Sq (18) 2 F3
Rollin, Rue (5) 17 B1 St-Bon, Rue (4) 13 B3 St-Maur, Passage (11) 14 F1 Ste-Leonie, Sq (14) 15 C4
Rome, Cour de (8) 5 C3 St-Bruno, Rue (18) 7 B1 St-Maur, Rue (10, 11) 8 E4 Ste-Marthe,
Rome, Rue de (17) 5 B1 continues 7 C1 St-Maur, Rue (11) 14 F1 Impasse (10) 8 E4
Ronsard, Rue (18) 7 A1 St-Charles, Place (15) 9 C5 St-Médard (5) 17 B2 Ste-Marthe, Rue (10) 8 E4
Roquépine, Rue (8) 5 B4 St-Charles, Rue (15) 10 D4 St-Mérry (4) 13 B3 Ste-Odile, Sq (17) 4 D1
Roquette, Rue continues 9 C5 St-Mérri, Rue (4) 13 B3 Ste-Opportune, Pl (1) 13 A2
de la (11) 14 F3 St-Chaumont, Cité (19) 8 F4 St-Michel, Blvd (6) 12 F5 Sts-Pères, Port
Rosa Bonheur, St-Claude, Rue (3) 14 D2 continues 16 F2 des (6, 7) 12 E3
Rue (15) 15 A1 St-Denis, Blvd (2, 3, 10) 7 B5 St-Michel, Pl (5) 13 A4 Sts-Pères, Rue
Rosiers, Rue des (4) 13 C3 St-Denis, Impasse (2) 13 A1 St-Michel, Quai (5) 13 A4 des (6, 7) 12 D4
Rosiers, Rue des 2 E1 St-Denis, Porte (2) 7 B5 St-Michel, Saintonge, Rue de (3) 14 D1
Rossini, Rue (9) 6 F4 St-Denis, Rue (1, 2) 7 B5 Pont (1, 4, 5, 6) 13 A4 continues 14 D2
Rotrou, Rue (6) 12 F5 continues 13 B1 St-Michel, Villa (18) 2 D5 Salardier, Passage (11) 14 F3
Roubaix, Pl de (10) 7 B2 St-Denis, Rue (4) 13 B3 St-Nicolas, Rue (12) 14 F5 Salneuve, Rue (17) 5 B1
Rouelle, Rue (15) 9 C5 St-Didier, Rue (16) 9 C1 St-Ouen, Ave de (18) 2 D4 Salonipue, Ave de (17) 3 B2
Rouen, Rue de (19) 8 F1 St-Dominique, Rue (7) 10 F2 St-Ouen, Ave de la Sambre et Meuse, Rue
Rougemont, Cité (9) 7 A4 continues 11 A2 Porte de (17, 18) 2 D3 de (10) 8 E4
Rougemont, Rue (9) 7 A4 continues 11 C3 St-Paul, Rue (4) 14 D4 Samson, Rue (13) 17 B5
Each place name is followed by its arrondissement number and then by its Street Finder reference
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Samuel Rousseau, Simonneau, Rue 1 B3 Tandou, Rue (19) 8 F1 Tour d’Auvergne, Rue
Sq (7) 11 B3 Singer, Passage (16) 9 A3 Tanger, Rue de (19) 8 E1 de la (9) 6 F2
Santé, Rue Singer, Rue (16) 9 A3 Tanneries, Rue continues 7 A3
de la (13, 14) 16 F3 Sivel, Rue (14) 16 D4 des (13) 17 A4 Tour de Jean Sans
Santeuil, Rue (5) 17 B2 Soeur Rosalie, Ave de Tarbé, Rue (17) 5 A1 Peur (2) 13 A1
Santiago du Chili, la (13) 17 B4 Tardieu, Rue (18) 6 F1 Tour de Vanves, Passage
Sq (7) 11 A3 Sofia, Rue de (18) 7 A1 Tasse, Rue le (16) 9 C2 de la (14) 15 C3
Saône, Rue de la (14) 16 D5 Soissons, Rue de (19) 8 E1 Taylor, Rue (10) 7 C5 Tour des Dames, Rue
Sarrette, Rue (14) 16 D5 Solférino, Passerelle Téhéran, Rue de (8) 5 A3 de la (9) 6 E3
Sauffroy, Rue (17) 1 C4 (1, 7) 11 C2 Temple, Blvd Tour Eiffel (7) 10 D3
Saules, Rue des (18) 2 F5 Solférino, Port de (7) 11 C2 du (3, 11) 14 D1 Tour Maubourg, Blvd
Saulnier, Rue (9) 7 A4 Solférino, Rue de (7) 11 C2 Temple, Rue du (3, 4) 13 C2 de la (7) 11 A2
Saussaies, Pl des (8) 5 B4 Somme, Blvd de Temple, Sq du (3) 13 C1 Tour Maubourg, Sq
Saussaies, Rue des (8) 5 B5 la (17) 4 D1 Tennis, Rue des (18) 2 D4 de la (7) 11 A3
Saussier Leroy, Sommerard, Rue Ternaux, Rue (11) 14 E1 Tour Montparnasse (15) 15 C2
Rue (17) 4 E2 du (5) 13 A5 Ternes, Ave de la Tour, Rue de la (16) 9 B2
Saussure, Rue de (17) 1 A5 Sontay, Rue de (16) 3 C5 Porte des (17) B2 Tour St-Jacques (1, 4) 13 A3
continues 5 B1 Sophie Germain, Ternes, Ave des (17) 3 C2 Tour St-Jacques, Sq de
Sauval, Rue (1) 12 F2 Rue (14) 16 D4 continues 4 D3 la (4) 13 A3
Savoie, Rue de (6) 12 F4 Sorbonne, Pl de la (5) 12 F5 Ternes, Pl des (17) 4 E3 Tourlaque, Rue (18) 2 E5
Savorgnan de Brazza, Sorbonne, Rue Ternes, Porte des (17) 3 B2 Tournefort, Rue (5) 17 A1
Rue (7) 10 F4 de la (5) 12 F5 Ternes, Rue des (17) 3 C2 Tournelle, Pont de
Saxe, Ave de (7) 10 F5 Soudan, Rue du (15) 10 E5 Ternes, Villa des (17) 3 C2 la (4, 5) 13 C5
continues 11 A5 Soufflot, Rue (5) 17 A1 Terrage, Rue du (10) 8 D3 continues 13 B5
Saxe, Ave du 15 (7) 15 A1 Souham, Pl (13) 18 E5 Terrasse, Rue de la (17) 5 A2 Tournelle, Quai de
Saxe, Villa de (7) 11 A5 Sourdière, Rue Terrasse la (4, 5) 13 B5
Say, Rue (9) 6 F2 de la (1) 12 E1 Modigliani (14) 15 C2 Tournelles, Rue
Scheffer, Rue (16) 9 B2 Souvenir Français, Tertre, Pl du (18) 6 F1 des (3, 4) 14 D3
Schoelcher, Rue (14) 16 D3 Esplanade du (7) 11 A4 Tesson, Rue (10) 8 E5 Tournon, Rue de (6) 12 E5
Schomberg, Rue Spontini, Rue (16) 3 B5 Texel, Rue du (14) 15 C3 Tourville, Ave de (7) 11 A4
de (4) 14 D5 Spontini, Villa (16) 3 A5 Thann, Rue de (17) 5 A2 Toussaint Féron,
Schutzenberger, Spuller, Rue (3) 14 D1 Théâtre, Rue du (15) 10 D5 Rue (13) 17 C5
Rue (15) 9 C5 Sq Village Suisse (15) 10 E4 continues 9 C5 Toustain, Rue (6) 12 E4
Scipion, Rue (5) 17 B3 Square du Vert- Théâtre de Banville, Touzet-Gaillard,
Scipion, Sq (5) 17 B3 Galant (1) 12 F3 Rue (17) 4 E2 Rue (17) 1 C2
Scribe, Rue (9) 6 D4 Stade Bertrand Théâtre des Champs- Tracy, Rue de (2) 7 B5
Sébastien Bottin, Dauvin (18) 2 F2 Elysées (8) 10 F1 Traktir, Rue de (16) 4 D4
Rue (7) 12 D3 Stade Emile Théâtre National de Traversière, Rue (12) 14 F5
Sébastopol, Blvd Anthoine (15) 10 D3 l’Odéon (6) 12 F5 continues 18 E1
de (1, 2, 3, 4) 7 B5 Stade Max Thénard, Rue (5) 13 A5 Treilhard, Rue (8) 5 A3
Sébastopol, Blvd Rousie (18) 2 D3 Théodule Ribot, Trémoille, Rue de la (8) 10 F1
de (2, 3) 13 B1 Stade Paul Faber (17) 3 C1 Rue (17) 4 E2 Trésor, Rue du (4) 13 C3
Secrétan, Ave (19) 8 E2 Staël, Rue de (15) 15 A1 continues 4 E3 Trétaigne, Rue de (18) 2 F5
Sedaine, Rue (11) 14 F3 Stalingrad, Pl Théophile Gautier, Trévise, Cité de (9) 7 A4
Sedillot, Rue (7) 10 E3 de (10, 19) 8 E2 Ave (16) 9 A5 Trévise, Rue de (9) 7 A4
Séguier, Rue (6) 12 F4 Stanislas, Rue (6) 16 D1 Théophile Roussel, Trinité (4) 13 B2
Ségur, Ave de (7, 15) 11 A4 Statue de la Rue (12) 14 F5 Trinité, Rue de la (9) 6 D3
continues 10 F5 Liberté (15, 16) 9 B5 Thérèse, Rue (1) 12 E1 Trinité, Sq de la (9) 6 D3
Ségur, Villa de (7) 11 A5 Steinlen, Rue (18) 2 E5 Thermopyles, Rue Tristan Bernard, Pl (17) 4 D3
Seine, Quai de Stéphane Mallarmé, des (14) 15 B4 Trocadéro, Sq du (16) 9 B2
la (19) 8 F1 Ave (17) 4 D1 Thibaud, Rue (14) 16 D5 Trocadéro et du
Seine, Rue de (6) 12 E4 Stéphen Pichon, Thiéré, Passage (11) 14 F4 Novembre, Pl
Séminaire, Allée Ave (13) 17 C4 Thierry de Martel, du (16) 9 C2
du (6) 12 E5 Stephenson, Rue (18) 7 C1 Blvd (16) 3 B3 Trois Bornes, Rue
Sentier, Rue du (2) 7 A5 Stockholm, Thiers, Rue (16) 9 A1 des (11) 14 E1
Senus, Rue de (17) 4 E1 Rue de (8) 5 C3 Thiers, Sq (16) 9 B1 Trois Couronnes, Rue
Sergent Hoff, Rue Strasbourg, Thimonnier, Rue (9) 7 A2 des (11) 8 F5
du (17) 4 D2 Blvd de (10) 7C4 Thoirgny, Pl de (3) 14 D3 Trois Frères, Cour
Serpente, Rue (6) 12 F4 Stuart Merrill, Pl (17) 4 D1 Tholozé, Rue (18) 6 E1 des (11) 14 F4
Servandoni, Rue (6) 12 E5 Suez, Rue de (18) 7 B1 Thomy Thierry, Trois Frères, Rue
Severo, Rue (14) 15 C4 Suffren, Allée (7) 10 E3 des (18) 6 F1
Sèvers, Rue des (6) 11 C5 Ave de (7, 15) 10 E4 Thorel, Rue (2) 7 A5 Trois Portes, Rue
Seveste, Rue (18) 7 A2 Suffren, Port de (15) 9 C3 Thorigny, Rue de (3) 14 D2 des (5) 13 A4
Sévigné, Rue de (3, 4) 14 D3 Suger, Rue (6) 12 F4 Thouin, Rue (5) 17 A1 Tronchet, Rue (8) 5 C5
Sèvres, Rue Suisses, Tilsitt, Rue de (8) 4 E4 Tronchet, Rue (8) 6 D4
de (6, 7, 15) 11 C5 Rue des (15) 15 B4 Tilsitt, Rue de (16) 4 D4 Tronson du Coudray,
continues 11 D4 Sully, Pont de (4) 13 C5 Tino Rossi, Sq (5) 18 D1 Rue (8) 5 C4
Sèvres, Rue de (1, 7) 15 B1 Sully, Rue de (4) 14 D5 Tiphaine, Rue (15) 10 D5 Trouillet, Rue 1 A2
Sextius Michel, Rue (15) 9 C4 Sully Prudhomme, Tiquetonne, Rue (2) 13 A1 Trousseau, Sq (12) 14 F5
Sèze, Rue de (9) 6 D5 Ave (7) 11 A2 Tiron, Rue (4) 13 C3 Troyon, Rue (17) 4 D3
Sfax, Rue de (16) 3 C5 Surcouf, Rue (7) 11 A2 Titien, Rue (13) 17 C3 Trudaine, Ave (9) 6 F2
Siam, Rue de (16) 9 A2 Surène, Rue de (8) 5 C5 Tocqueville, Rue continues 7 A2
Sibour, Rue (10) 7 C4 Suzanne Buisson, de (17) 5 A1 Truffaut, Rue (17) 1 B5
Silvestre de Sacy, Sq (18) 2 E5 Tolbiac, Rue de (13) 18 E5 continues 5 C1
Ave (7) 10 E3 continues 18 F5 Truillot, Impasse (11) 14 F2
Simón Bolívar, T Tombe Issoire, Rue Tuileries, Quai
Ave (19) 8 F3 de la (14) 16 E4 des (1, 8) 11 C1
Simon Dereure, Tacherie, Rue de la (4) 13 B3 Tombouctou, Rue Tuileries, Quai
Rue (18) 2 E5 Taillandiers, Passage de (18) 7 C1 des (1) 12 D2
Simon le Franc, des (11) 14 F4 Torricelli, Rue (17) 4 D2 Tulipes, Villa des (18) 2 F3
Rue (4) 13 B2 Taitbout, Rue (9) 6 E3 Toulouse-Lautrec, Turbigo, Rue de (1, 2) 13 A1
Simonet, Rue (13) 17 B5 Talma, Rue (16) 9 A3 Rue (17) 2 D2 continues 13 B1
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Turbigo, Rue de (3) 13 C1 Vaugirard, Galerie (15) 15 B2 Victor Hugo, Blvd 3 B1 Vintimille, Rue de (9) 6 D2
Turenne, Rue de (3) 14 D2 Vaugirard, Rue de (6) 12 E5 Victor Hugo, Pl (16) 3 C5 Violet, Rue (15) 10 D5
Turgot, Rue (9) 7 A2 Vaugirard, Rue Victor Hugo, Viollet le Duc, Rue (9) 6 F2
Turin, Rue de (8) 5 C2 de (15, 6) 15 B1 Villa (16) 3 B5 Visconti, Rue (6) 12 E3
Vauquelin, Rue (5) 17 A2 Victor Marchand, Visitation, Passage de
U Vauvenargues, Rue (18) 2 E4 Passage (13) 16 F5 la (7) 11 C3
Vavin, Ave (6) 16 E1 Victor Massé, Rue (9) 6 E2 Vital, Rue (16) 9 B2
Ulm, Rue d’ (5) 17 A1 Vavin, Rue (6) 16 D1 Victoria, Ave (4) 13 A3 Vivarais, Sq du (17) 3 C1
UNESCO (5) 10 F5 Velasquez, Ave (8) 5 A2 continues 13 B3 Vivienne, Rue (2) 12 F1
Union, Passage de l’ (7) 10 F3 Velpeau, Rue (7) 11 C4 Vieille du Temple, continues 6 F5
Université Paris IV (8) 11 A1 Vendôme, Passage (3) 14 D1 Rue (3, 4) 13 C3 Volney, Rue (2) 6 D5
Université Paris VI Vendôme, Pl (1) 6 D5 Vieille du Temple, Volontaires, Rue
et VII (5) 13 C5 Venezuela, Pl du (16) 3 C4 Rue (3) 14 D2 des (15) 15 A2
continues 17 C1 Venise, Rue de (4) 13 B2 Vienne, Rue de (8) 5 C3 Volta, Rue (3) 13 C1
Université, Rue Vercingétorix, Rue (14) 15 A4 Viète, Rue (17) 4 F1 Voltaire, Blvd (11) 14 E1
de l’ (7) 10 E2 Verdeau, Passage (9) 6 F4 Vieuville, Rue Voltaire, Rue (18) 2 F2
Ursins, Rue des (4) 13 B4 Verdun, Ave de (10) 8 D3 de la (18) 6 F1 Vosges, Pl des (4) 14 D3
Ursulines, Verdun, Pl de 3 B3 Vieux Colombier, Rue Vouillé, Rue de (15) 15 A4
Rue des (5) 16 F2 Vergniaud, Rue (13) 17 A5 du (6) 12 D4 Vrillière, Rue de la (1) 12 F1
Uzès, Rue d’ (2) 7 A5 Vergniaud, Rue 3 B1 Vigée Lebrun, Rue (15) 15 A2 Vulpian, Rue (13) 17 A4
Vermenouze, Sq (5) 17 A2 Vignes, Rue des (16) 9 A3
V Vernet, Rue (8) 4 E4 Vignon, Rue (8, 9) 6 D4 W
Verneuil, Rue de (7) 12 D3 Villars, Ave de (7) 11 A4
Val de Grâce (5) 16 F2 Vernier, Rue (17) 4 D1 Ville, Pl de (6) 12 D5 Wagram, Ave de (8, 17) 4 F3
continues (5) 17 A2 Verniquet, Rue (17) 4 E1 Ville l’Evêque, Rue Wagram, Pl de (17) 4 F1
Val de Grâce, Rue Véron, Cité (18) 6 E1 de la (8) 5 B4 Waldeck Rousseau,
du (5) 16 F2 Véron, Rue (18) 6 E1 Ville Neuve, Rue de Rue (17) 3 C2
Valadon, Rue (7) 10 F3 Véronèse, Rue (13) 17 B4 la (2) 7 A5 Wallons, Rue des (13) 17 C3
Valence, Rue de (5) 17 B3 Verrerie, Rue Villebois Mareuil, Washington, Rue (8) 4 F4
4 D3
Rue (17)
Valenciennes, Pl de la (4) 13 B3 Villedo, Rue (1) 12 E1 Weber, Rue (16) 3 B4
de (10) 7 B3 Verrier, Rue le (6) 16 E2 Winston Churchill,
Valenciennes, Rue Versailles, Ave Villehardouin, Ave (8) 11 A1
3 A2
Rue (3)
de (10) 7 B3 de (16) 9 A5 Villemain, Ave (15) 14 D3 Winston Churchill, Pl 17 A5
Wurtz, Rue (13)
15 B4
Valette, Rue (5) 13 A5 Vertbois, Rue du (3) 13 C1 Villeneuve, Rue 1 A1
Valeurs, Verte, Allée (11) 14 E2 Villeneuve, Rue 1 B1
Bourse des (2) 6 F5 Vertus, Rue des (3) 13 C1 Villersexel, Rue de (7) 11 C3 X
Valhubert, Pl 5 (13) 18 D1 Verzy, Ave de (17) 3 C2 Villette, Bassin de Xaintrailles, Rue (13) 18 E5
Valmy, Quai de (10) 8 D3 Vésale, Rue (5) 17 B3 la (19) 8 E1 Xavier Privas,
continues 8 E2 Vézelay, Rue de (8) 5 B3 continues 8 F1 Rue (5) 13 A4
Valois, Rue de (1) 12 F1 Viaduc des Arts (12) 14 F5 Villette, Blvd de
Van Dyck, Ave (8) 4 F3 Viala, Rue (15) 10 D5 la (10, 19) 8 E2 Y
Van Gogh, Rue (13) 18 E1 Viarmes, Rue de (1) 12 F2 Villiers, Ave de (17) 4 F2
Vandamme, Rue (14) 15 C2 Vicq d’Azir, Rue (10) 8 E3 continues 5 A2 Yéo Thomas,
Vandrezanne, Victoire, Rue Villiers, Ave de Rue (13) 18 D4
Rue (13) 17 B5 de la (9) 6 E4 la Porte de (17) 3 C1 Yorktown, Sq (16) 9 C2
Vaneau, Cité (7) 11 B4 Victoires, Pl des (1, 2) 12 F1 Villiers, Porte de (17) 3 C2 Yser, Blvd de l’ (17) 3 C1
Vaneau, Rue (7) 11 B4 Victor Basch, Pl (14) 16 D5 Villiot, Rue (12) 18 F2 Yves du Manoir,
continues 11 C5 Victor Considérant, Vinaigriers, Rue Ave (17) 3 C2
Varenne, Rue de (7) 11 C3 Rue (14) 16 D3 des (10) 8 D4 Yves Toudic, Rue (10) 8 D5
Varsovie, Pl de (7, 16) 10 D2 Victor Cousin, Vincent Auriol, Yvon et Claire Morandat,
Vauban, Pl (7) 11 A4 Rue (5) 12 F5 Blvd (13) 18 D4 Place (17) 3 C3
Vaucanson, Rue (3) 13 C1 Victor Hugo, Ave (16) 3 B5 Vincent Compoint, Yvon Morandat, Pl (17) 3 C3
Vaucouleurs, continues 3 C5 Rue (18) 2 F4 Yvon Villarceau,
Rue de (11) 8 F5 continues 9 A1 Vincent Scotto, Rue (16) 3 C5
Vaugirard, Victor Hugo, Blvd 1 B2 Rue (19) 8 F1 Yvonne Le Tac,
Blvd de (15) 15 B2 Victor Hugo, Blvd 2 D1 Vineuse, Rue (16) 9 C2 Rue (18) 6 F1






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R U E R U E C U R T O N R U E F A N N Y BLVD DU BOIS LE PRETRE ROUSIE RUE C BLAISOT SQUARE HENRI RUE G DE NERVAL AVE DE LA PORTE DE MONTMARTRE
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R U E H B R I S S O N
RUE BONNET B O U L E V A R D BATIGNOLLES R E B I E R E PORTE POUCHET AVENUE DE LA PORTE POUCHET MOUSSON RUE DE PONT A RUE F BRUNET R U E F G A R N I E R «2 PORTE DE B O U L E V A R D PGE DU POTEAU «99 N E Y «41
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