Events near Belleville
- 🏃Paris Sportives: Football with PanamPride
- 🎨Makers' market at the Belvédère Willy Ronis
- 🎨Jewelry Discovery Workshop
- 🏃Outdoor senior sport: Gentle gymnastics and dance with the L'AQUILONE association
- 🎨Story Time
- 🏛️Deleon Bigwoods: chronicles of a Jamaican village
- 🏛️Being and Neon
- 🏃Paris Sportives: Multi-sports with the Meilleur qu’Hier association
- 🏃Paris Sportives: Thai boxing / Muay Boxing with the MuayBoxing75 association
Monuments & viewpoints
Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Croix de Ménilmontant
Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville
Église réformée de Belleville
Église Notre-Dame-des-Coptes- 🗼Salésiens de Don Bosco
- 👀Vue sur la tour Eiffel
- 🗼Église ukrainienne autocéphale Saint-Simon
Notre-Dame-de-la-Croix de Ménilmontant (French pronunciation: [nɔtʁə dam də la kʁwa d(ə) menilmɔ̃tɑ̃]; meaning Our Lady of the Holy Cross of Ménilmontant) is a Roman Catholic parish church located in Ménilmontant, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, France. It was built between 1863 and 1880. Wikipedia · CC BY-SA
Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville, is a Roman Catholic church located at 139 rue de Belleville in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. It is a notable example of 19th-century Neo-Gothic architecture in Paris. Wikipedia · CC BY-SA
Museums & galleries
- 🏛️Deleon Bigwoods: chronicles of a Jamaican village
- 🏛️Being and Neon
Restaurants in Belleville
- 🍽️Le Vieux Belleville
- 🍽️La table de Belleville
- 🍽️Le Jourdain
- 🍽️Hong Yun
- 🍽️Il Posto
- 🍽️Cendrillon
- 🍽️Bouyon
- 🍽️L'Artisan Libanais
- 🍽️Dilia
- 🍽️God Bless Broccoli
Bars in Belleville
- 🍸Chez Philou
- 🍸Les Rigoles
- 🍸Dix Visions de la Joie
- 🍸La Laverie
- 🍸Le Discobar
- 🍸88 Menilmontant
- 🍸Bistrot Le Rez De Chaussée
- 🍸Gush!
- 🍸Kissproof Belleville
- 🍸Glouglou Ménilmontant
Cafés in Belleville
- ☕Candle Kids Coffee
- ☕Bistrot littéraire Les Cascades
- ☕Tabac des Pyrénées
- ☕Floréal
- ☕Plural
- ☕Koni
- ☕NOA café
- ☕Mardi
- ☕Bambin
Pâtisseries in Belleville
boulangerie-pâtisserie place Henri-Krasucki- 🧁La Valse des Pains
- 🧁Chapon
- 🧁Urban Bakery
- 🧁Quatre heures
- 🧁Maison Habhab
- 🧁Fournil du 53
- 🧁Le Pain du Parc
Bookshops
- 📚En Face
- 📚Le Monte en l’air
- 📚La Cartouche
- 📚Le Genre Urbain
- 📚Borealia
Cinemas, theatres & live music
- 🎭Théâtre Popul'Air
- 🎤Kiosque en Fête at Parc de Belleville
- 🎭Studio de l'Ermitage
- 🎭Théâtre Clavel
La Maroquinerie (Paris, France)- 🎭Le Regard du Cygne
La Maroquinerie is a concert venue and restaurant located at 23 Rue Boyer in the 20th arrondissement of Paris. Wikipedia · CC BY-SA
Markets & delis
- 🥘Profil grec
- 🥘La Cale
- 🥘Ciaognari
- 🧺Marché Pyrenees
- 🥘Fine l'Épicerie
- 🧺Marché Menilmontant
Parks & gardens
square Alexandre-Luquet
La Petite Ceinture du 20e
Where the street names come from
- place Alphonse Allais — Alphonse Allais (Honfleur, 1855-Paris, 1905), French writer.
- cité Antoine Loubeyre — Name of the owner.
- rue Bisson — Hippolyte Bisson (1796-1827), naval ensign, who blew himself up rather than surrender to pirates.
- rue Botha — Botha (1862-1919), South African general and statesman born in Greytown. Reorganizer of the Boer army. Prime Minister of the Transvaal (1907), then of the Union of South Africa (1910); near the rue du Transvaal.
- allée Chantal Akerman — Chantal Akerman (Etterbeek (Belgium), 1950 - Paris, 2015), Belgian filmmaker.
- rue Charles Friedel — Charles Friedel (1832-1899), French chemist and mineralogist.
- rue Constant Berthaut — Constant Berthaut (1847-1918), municipal councillor for the district.
- passage d'Eupatoria — Near the rue d'Eupatoria.
- rue d'Eupatoria — The landing place of the French army in Crimea (1854).
- rue de Belleville — Main street of the former village of Belleville.
- cité de Gênes — In memory of the Italian campaign of 1800.
- villa de l'Adour — River in the South-West of France.
- rue de l'Élysée Ménilmontant — The Elysée Ménilmontant public dance hall, on the site of which the street was opened.
- cité de l'Ermitage — In the vicinity of the rue de l'Ermitage.
- rue de l'Ermitage — This name does not appear to be earlier than the beginning of the 19th century; its origin is unknown.
- villa de l'Ermitage — In the vicinity of the rue de l'Ermitage.
- rue de l'Est — The orientation of the street.
- passage de la Duée — Near the rue de la Duée.
- rue de la Ferme de Savy — The Ferme de Savy, or Savies, refers to the priory of Saint-Martin des Champs, an estate that Hugues Capet gave to the Abbey of Saint-Magloire a few years before the year 1000.
- impasse de la Mare — Near the rue de la Mare.
- rue de la Mare — Near a former pond formed by the waters of Belleville.
- cour de la Métairie — The former Savies farm, which belonged to the priory of Saint-Martin.
- passage de la Station de Ménilmontant — Leads to the former Ménilmontant station (Chemin de fer de Ceinture).
- place de Ménilmontant — Near the rue de Ménilmontant.
- rue de Ménilmontant — Main street of the former village of Ménilmontant; the name derives from the old word Mesnil (dwelling).
- rue de Palestine — Near the church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste.
- rue de Pali-Kao — Victory won in China by the Franco-British army, on 21 September 1860.
- passage de Pékin — Capital of China, named in memory of the 1860 expedition during which the city was taken by the Franco-British army; near the rue de Pali-Kao.
- rue de Savies — Savegium or Savegiæ, Savies, the former name of the territory of Belleville, long preserved by the seigneurial farm belonging to Saint-Martin des Champs.
- rue de Tourtille — Name of the owner.
- rue Delaitre — Name of an owner.
- rue Delouvain — Mr. Delouvain, owner of the former town hall of the commune of Belleville.
- rue des Cascades — Falls built to allow the settling of the former waters of Belleville in an inspection chamber that still exists.
- impasse des Chevaliers — Former shop sign (au Chevalier de l'Arc).
- rue des Couronnes — A locality formerly known as les Couronnes sous Savies.
- rue des Envierges — Local place name.
- rue des Maronites — The Maronites, Catholics of Lebanon; near the rue du Liban.
- impasse des Panoyaux — Near the rue des Panoyaux.
- rue des Panoyaux — Former vineyard known as the "Pas Noyaux".
- rue des Plâtrières — Near the plaster quarries of Ménilmontant.
- rue des Rigoles — Place known as les Rigones (14th century).
- rue des Solitaires — Former name.
- place des Sources du Nord — The name refers to the name given in the Middle Ages to all the works built to supply Paris with water.
- place du Guignier — Former cherry orchard.
- rue du Guignier — Former cherry orchard.
- rue du Jourdain — River in Palestine; in the vicinity of the church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville.
- cité du Labyrinthe — A street forming numerous twists and turns.
- rue du Liban — A mountain range in the Republic of Lebanon.
- square du Nouveau Belleville — Name of the first company responsible, before the 1939-1945 war, for the reconstruction of this block.
- allée du Père Julien Dhuit — Extension of the rue du Père Julien Dhuit as far as the rue des Envierges.
- rue du Père Julien Dhuit — Father Julien Dhuit (Chartres, 1872-1948), ordained a priest in 1897, he was placed in charge of the Saint-Pierre de Ménilmontant youth club in Paris, which he ran for 45 years. He founded summer camps and took part in the founding of a vocational school.
- rue du Pressoir — A former winepress.
- passage du Retrait — Near the rue du Retrait.
- passage du Ruisseau de Ménilmontant — Near the former Ménilmontant stream, which lay above the old branch of the Seine and was fed by the rivulets running down from the heights of Belleville, Pré Saint Gervais and Montmartre.
- rue du Sénégal — Part of the former French Union located in Africa.
- rue du Transvaal — Province of the Union of South Africa.
- rue Emmery — Henri Charles Emmery de Sept-Fontaines (1789-1842), engineer, author of major hydraulic works; in the vicinity of the Dhuis reservoirs.
- rue Étienne Dolet — Etienne Dolet (1509-1546), French printer and scholar, burned as a heretic.
- villa Faucheur — Mr Faucheur, landowner.
- rue Fernand Raynaud — Fernand Raynaud (Clermont-Ferrand, 1926-Riom, 1973), French comic entertainer and actor.
- rue Francis Picabia — Francis Picabia (Paris, 1879-Paris, 1953), French painter, draughtsman and writer.
- rue Frédérick Lemaître — Antoine, Louis Prosper, known as Frédérick Lemaître (1800-1876), French dramatic artist.
- place Fréhel — Marguerite Boulc'h, known as Fréhel (Paris, 1891-1951), famous French music-hall singer, who also appeared in a few notable films.
- allée Georges Rouault — Georges Rouault (1871-1958), French painter, draughtsman and engraver, representative of Fauvist expressionism.
- allée Hanna Kamieniecki — Hanna Kamieniecki (Grudiadz (Poland), 1925 - Paris, 2020), member of the Resistance and psychologist, took part in 1999 in the creation of the AMEJD (association for the memory of the deported Jewish children of the 11th arrondissement).
- rue Henri Chevreau — Mr Henri Chevreau was sub-prefect of the Saint-Denis arrondissement when section A was opened. He was appointed prefect of the Seine in 1870.
- place Henri Krasucki — Henri Krasucki (Wolomin, Poland, 1924-Paris, 2003); a member of the Resistance from the very first days at the age of 15, appointed in 1942 to the leadership of the youth organisations of the Jewish section of the Communist Party's Immigrant Labour organisation. He devoted his life to trade unionism (CGT) and to his political commitment within the French Communist Party.
- place Henri Malberg — Henri Malberg, born Henri Szwizgold (Paris, 1930 - Paris, 2017), politician. A child of Belleville and of the 20th arrondissement, where he lived all his life. Chairman of the Communist Group on the Council of Paris
- square Idir — Hamid Cheriet, known as Idir, (1949-2020), singer-songwriter.
- jardin Jane Avril — Jane Louise Beaudon (Paris, 1868-Paris, 1943), famous Moulin Rouge dancer of the Belle Époque, immortalised by the painter Toulouse-Lautrec.
- place Jean Ferrat — Jean Tenenbaum (known as "Jean Ferrat") Vaucresson, 1930-Aubenas, 2010), lyricist, musician, composer and singer.
- rue Jean-Baptiste Dumay — Jean-Baptiste Dumay (1841-1926), municipal councillor for the district.
- rue Jouye-Rouve — Mr Jouye-Rouve, property owner, road surveyor of the former commune of Belleville.
- passage Julien Lacroix — In the vicinity of the rue Julien Lacroix; name of a property owner.
- rue Julien Lacroix — Name of a property owner.
- rue Lassus — Jean Baptiste Antoine Lassus (1807-1857), French architect and restorer, built the church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville; in the vicinity of that church.
- cité Leroy — Mr Leroy, landowner.
- cour Lesage — Near the rue Lesage.
- rue Lesage — Alain René Lesage (1668-1747), French novelist and playwright; near the Belleville theatre.
- rue Levert — Victor Levert (1769-1831), notary, mayor of Belleville from 1805 to 1829.
- rue Louis Delgrès — Louis Delgrès (Saint-Pierre, Martinique, 1766-Guadeloupe, 1802), a valiant officer nicknamed the "Chevalier de la Liberté". He was the West Indian equivalent of the "Chevalier d'Assas". He embraced the principles of the French Revolution very early on.
- place Martine Durlach — Martine Durlach, born Martine Claudine Durlach (Paris, 1947 - Paris, 2014), activist and politician.
- place Maurice Chevalier — Maurice Chevalier (Paris, 1888-Paris, 1972), French popular singer and film performer.
- rue Mélingue — Etienne Marcel Mélingue (1808-1875), stage actor.
- passage Monplaisir — From a shop sign.
- rue Olivier Métra — Jules Louis Olivier Métra (1830-1889), French composer and conductor.
- villa Olivier Métra — Near the rue Olivier Métra. Jules Louis Olivier Métra (1830-1889), French composer and conductor.
- passage Piat — Near the rue Piat.
- rue Piat — Mr Piat, owner, notary of Belleville.
- impasse Pixérécourt — Near the rue Pixérécourt.
- rue Pixérécourt — René Charles Guilbert de Pixérécourt (1773-1844), French playwright.
- passage Plantin — Mr Plantin, owner.
- rue Ramponeau — Near an open-air tavern kept by Jean Ramponeau, a famous tavern keeper of the 18th century.
- avenue Taillade — Paul Félix Taillade (1827-1898), actor.
- rue Victor Letalle — The name of a landowner.
- rue Vilin — M. Vilin, contractor, former owner of land in the district.
- belvédère Willy Ronis — Willy Ronis (Paris, 1910-Paris, 2009), photographic artist who helped develop humanist photography, notably in Paris.
Source: City of Paris, official street names (ODbL).
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