Events near Combat
- 🚶Guided tour: History of the Buttes-Chaumont
- 🎨Outdoor Senior Sports: Boxing with CURIAL BOXING TEAM
- 🏃Outdoor senior sports: Nordic walking with the association ESPACE 19
Monuments & viewpoints
Saint-Serge Church
Église Saint-Georges de la Villette
église luthérienne Saint-Pierre
Pan statue- 👀Belvédère de la Sibylle
- 🗼chapelle du Bas-Belleville
The Église Saint-Serge is a parish Russian Orthodox Church located at 93 rue de Crimée in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. It was originally a Protestant church for the German community, but was requisitioned by the French government at the beginning of the First World War. Wikipedia · CC BY-SA
Restaurants in Combat
- 🍽️Casa di Marco
- 🍽️La couronne d'Asie
- 🍽️Itadakizen
- 🍽️Buttes Snack Bar
- 🍽️Dumplings and Noodles
- 🍽️Le Cadoret
- 🍽️Aroma
- 🍽️Le Caven
- 🍽️La Forge
- 🍽️Da Paride
Bars in Combat
- 🍸Le Chaumontois
Rosa Bonheur Buttes Chaumont- 🍸La Bicyclette
Cafés in Combat
- ☕June
- ☕June Café
- ☕Olympe café
- ☕Le Napoléon III
- ☕Le Marigny
Pâtisseries in Combat
- 🧁Chez Paco
- 🧁Pâtisserie Ginko
- 🧁La baguette des Pyrénées
- 🧁Passion chocolat
- 🧁La tradition de Bolivar
- 🧁Bulle
- 🧁Ty cake
- 🧁La gamine de Paname
Bookshops
- 📚Les Buveurs d'encre
Cinemas, theatres & live music
- 🎭Le Guignol de Paris
Markets & delis
- 🥘www.SoHealthy.eu
Where the street names come from
- rue André Dubois — André César Dubois (1849-1922), member of parliament for the 19th arrondissement.
- allée Anne de Beaujeu — Anne de France, known as the Dame de Beaujeu (1460-Chantelle, 1522), Capetian princess, eldest daughter of Louis XI, regent during the minority of her brother Charles VIII.
- rue Armand Carrel — Nicolas Armand Carrel (1800-1836), publicist and politician.
- rue Barrelet de Ricou — Barrelet de Ricou, general manager of Lloyd's Bank.
- rue Baste — Pierre Baste (1768-1814), rear admiral; killed at Brienne on 29 January 1814.
- passage Binder — Mr Binder or Bender, first tenant of a building located in this street.
- square Bolivar — Near the avenue Simon Bolivar. Simon Bolivar y Ponte (1783-1830), liberator of South America.
- rue Botzaris — Marc Botzaris (1790-1823), a Greek, one of the heroes of the Greek War of Independence.
- rue Bouret — Mr. Bouret, former owner of the land on which the oldest part of the street was opened.
- rue Carducci — Giosuè Carducci (1836-1907), Italian poet and critic.
- rue Cavendish — Henry Cavendish (1731-1810), English physicist and chemist.
- rue Clavel — Pierre Clavel (1773-1843), brigadier general, took part in the defence of the Buttes Chaumont in 1814.
- passage de l'Atlas — Near the rue de l'Atlas.
- rue de l'Atlas — Mountain range in northwest Africa.
- rue de l'Équerre — Shape of the street, made up of two parts set at right angles.
- rue de la Villette — An old road leading from Belleville to La Villette.
- avenue de Laumière — Xavier Jean Marie Clément Vernhet de Laumière (1812-1863), artillery general, died of his wounds in Mexico; in the vicinity of the former rue de Mexico, today the rue Manin.
- rue de Meaux — The former road to Meaux.
- rue des Alouettes — Former place name.
- rue des Dunes — The Battle of the Dunes, won by Turenne in 1658.
- passage des Fours à Chaux — Led to some lime kilns.
- allée Diane de Poitiers — Diane de Poitiers, Duchess of Valentinois (Anet, 1499-1566), favorite of Henri II.
- rue du Général Lasalle — Antoine Charles Louis Collinet, Count of Lasalle (1775-1809), cavalry general killed at the battle of Wagram.
- avenue du Général San Martin — San Martin (1778-1850), Argentine general, liberator of Argentina, Chile and Peru.
- villa du Parc — Near the parc des Buttes Chaumont.
- passage du Plateau — Near the rue du Plateau.
- rue du Plateau — Plateau which occupied the top of the former Buttes Chaumont.
- rue du Rhin — A great river of Europe.
- passage du Sud — Passage located to the south of a group of buildings erected by a property company.
- rue du Tunnel — Near a tunnel of the Chemin de fer de Ceinture.
- passage Dubois — Laid out on the land of Mr. Dubois.
- rue Edgar Poë — Edgar Poë (1809-1849), American writer.
- rue Édouard Pailleron — Edouard Jules Henri Pailleron (1834-1899), French playwright.
- rue Fessart — Mr Fessart, owner of neighbouring buildings.
- allée Gabrielle d'Estrées — Gabrielle d'Estrées (Coeuvres, 1571-Paris, 1599), mistress of Henri IV, to whom she bore 3 legitimised children.
- passage Gauthier — Mr Gauthier, owner.
- rue Georges Lardennois — Georges Lardennois (1878-1940), surgeon, professor at the Faculty of Medicine.
- place Hannah Arendt — Hannah Arendt (Hanover, 1906-New York, 1975), philosopher, writer and university teacher, naturalised American in 1951.
- rue Hassard — Mr Hassard, former owner of this street.
- rue Hector Guimard — Hector Guimard (Lyon, 1867-New York, 1942), French architect and decorator.
- place Henri Fiszbin — Henri Fiszbin (Paris, 1930-1990), trade unionist, then politician; member of parliament for Paris (1973-1978) and for the Alpes Maritimes (1986-1988). He was a councillor of Paris from 1977 to 1983.
- rue Henri Murger — Henri Murger (1822-1861), French writer.
- cité Hiver — Mr Hiver, principal tenant, manager of the cité.
- place Jacques Féron — Jacques Féron (Houilles, 1912-2009), former mayor of the 19th arrondissement from 1983 to 1994. Commander of the Legion of Honour, Croix du combattant 39/45, Knight of Social Merit.
- cité Jandelle — Mr Jandelle, owner.
- rue Jean Ménans — Jean Ménans, founder of the Société civile des Buttes Chaumont, which opened this street.
- rue Jules Romains — Louis Farigoule, known as Jules Romains (Saint-Julien-Chapteuil, 1885-Paris, 1972), French writer. Member of the Académie française (1946).
- rue Lauzin — Name of a property owner.
- allée Louise Labé — Louise Labé (Lyon, 1524-Parcieux en Dombes, 1566), known as la Belle Cordière, French poet.
- place Madeleine Riffaud — Madeleine Riffaud (Arvillers, 1924 – Paris, 2024), member of the Resistance, journalist and poet.
- rue Manin — Daniel Manin (1804-1857), Italian statesman, president of the Republic of Venice from 1848 to 1849.
- place Marcel Achard — Marcel Achard (Sainte-Foy-Lès-Lyon, 1899-Paris, 1974), French playwright and screenwriter. Member of the Académie française (1959).
- villa Marcel Lods — Marcel Lods (1891-1978), architect and town planner.
- avenue Mathurin Moreau — Mathurin Moreau (1822-1912), sculptor, mayor of the 19th arrondissement.
- rue Meynadier — Henri Louis René Meynadier (1778-1847), lieutenant-general, wounded in 1814 while defending the district.
- rue Michel Tagrine — Michel Tagrine (1922-1944), French resistance fighter. He took part in several engagements in the 19th arrondissement (Pont de Flandre and Buttes Chaumont).
- allée Pernette du Guillet — Pernette du Guillet (1520-1545), French poet, muse of Maurice Scève.
- rue Pradier — Name of a property owner.
- rue Préault — Antoine Augustin Préault (1809-1879), French sculptor; near the rue Pradier and the rue David d'Angers.
- rue Rampal — Rampal (1812-1879) bequeathed his entire fortune to the City of Paris in order to grant loans to workers' cooperative societies.
- rue Rébeval — Joseph Boyer de Rébeval (1768-1822), lieutenant-general.
- rue Rémy de Gourmont — Rémy de Gourmont (1858-1915), French writer.
- place Roger Madec — Roger Madec (Paris, 1950 - La Malmaison, 2024), politician, mayor of the 19th arrondissement.
- rue Sadi Lecointe — Sadi Lecointe (1891-1944), French aviator, held the world speed record.
- cité Saint-Chaumont — Near the Buttes Chaumont, formerly the Buttes Saint-Chaumont.
- avenue Secrétan — Baron Antoine Joseph Secrétan, born in 1773, colonel-major of the 8th regiment of voltigeurs of the imperial guard, wounded in 1815 while defending the neighbourhood.
- avenue Simon Bolivar — Simon Bolivar y Ponte (1783-1830), liberator of South America.
Source: City of Paris, official street names (ODbL).
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