Events near Grandes-Carrières
- 🎤@unjouroul'autrelespectacle: theatre · Walking route
- 🎨Reading is good for babies! Free monthly parent-child workshop · Walking route
- 🏃Paris Sportives: football with the association Sine Qua Non (Tu Vis Tu Dis) · Walking route
- 🎨Paris Sportives: Multisports with the association socios solidaires · Walking route
- 🎨Teens & Adults Creative Workshop · Walking route
- 🎨French conversation workshop · Walking route
- 🎨Little Tricks · Walking route
- 🎫Legal Advice Office with Droits d'urgence Association · Walking route
- 🎨Opening days of the René-Binet educational farm in the 18th arrondissement · Walking route
- 🎨Nayoki Speaking Circle · Walking route
Monuments & viewpoints
Église Sainte-Geneviève des Grandes Carrières
mire du Nord- 🗼Église évangélique du Tabernacle · Walking route
Saint Denis- 🗼Le Passe-muraille · Walking route
Museums & galleries
Restaurants in Grandes-Carrières
- 🍽️Pizza Pinzuti · Walking route
- 🍽️Le 975
- 🍽️Restaurant chilane
- 🍽️Tazemmuri · Walking route
- 🍽️Cocotte Et Tire Bouchon
- 🍽️New Yakitori · Walking route
- 🍽️Bordier num num · Walking route
- 🍽️L'Hal'igot · Walking route
- 🍽️Etsi
- 🍽️côté poulet · Walking route
Bars in Grandes-Carrières
- 🍸Chez Pradel
- 🍸Sens Uniques
- 🍸L'hydropathe · Walking route
- 🍸Les Petits Cons' · Walking route
- 🍸Titi Paris 18Eme · Walking route
Cafés in Grandes-Carrières
- ☕Artichaut · Walking route
- ☕Matcha Room
- ☕Dose · Walking route
- ☕Armande · Walking route
- ☕Chez Gaston Leroux · Walking route
- ☕Le Diplomate
Pâtisseries in Grandes-Carrières
- 🧁Gamine · Walking route
- 🧁Maison N & A · Walking route
- 🧁La baguette gourmande · Walking route
- 🧁Atelier P1 · Walking route
- 🧁Les 3 B · Walking route
- 🧁Maison lardeux
- 🧁Maison Arnaud Larher · Walking route
- 🧁Boulangerie Bel Ange · Walking route
Bookshops
- 📚Librairie Montmartre
- 📚L'Éternel Retour · Walking route
- 📚Soleils · Walking route
- 📚L'Attrape-Cœurs · Walking route
Cinemas, theatres & live music
L'Étoile du Nord- 🎭My Wertheimer Side (Mother Hens Don't Make Seagulls) · Walking route
- 🎤@unjouroul'autrelespectacle: theatre · Walking route
- 🎭Le Bruit des Mouches arrives in Paris! · Walking route
- 🎭Montmartre Galabru · Walking route
Théatre Lepic- 🎬CiNey · Walking route
- 🎬Déclic - Digital Help · Walking route
Markets & delis
- 🧺Marché Ordener · Walking route
- 🥘épi · Walking route
- 🥘Clairement gourmand · Walking route
- 🧺Marché Ney · Walking route
Parks & gardens
square Carpeaux
square Léon-Serpollet- 🌷Jardin Maria Verone · Walking route
square Suzanne-Buisson
jardin Louise-Weber-dite-La-Goulue
square Marcel-Sembat
square Henri-Huchard- 🌷Square de la Rue Rene Binet · Walking route
Where the street names come from
- rue Achille Martinet — Achille Martinet (1806-1877), engraver.
- impasse Alexandre Lécuyer — Mr Alexandre Lécuyer, owner of the land on which this street was opened.
- rue Angélique Compoint — Mademoiselle Angélique Compoint, whose family owned the land on which the street was laid out.
- villa Armand — Name of the owner.
- rue Armand Gauthier — Armand Gauthier, architect, creator of the street.
- rue Arthur Ranc — Arthur Ranc (1831-1908), French writer and politician.
- villa Belliard — Count Auguste Daniel Belliard (1769-1832), cavalry general, defender of the district in 1814; near rue Belliard.
- rue Bernard Dimey — Bernard Dimey (Nogent-en-Bassigny, 1931-1981), journalist, painter, songwriter and poet of Montmartre.
- rue Bonnet — Charles Bonnet (1720-1793), naturalist.
- rue Burq — Name of an owner.
- impasse Calmels — Mr. Calmels, former owner of the land on which the street was opened.
- rue Calmels — Mr. Calmels, former owner of the land on which the street was opened.
- rue Calmels Prolongée — Mr. Calmels, former owner of the land on which the street was opened.
- rue Camille Flammarion — Camille Flammarion (1842-1925), French astronomer.
- rue Camille Tahan — Mr Camille Tahan, former owner of the land on which the street was laid out.
- rue Carpeaux — Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1827-1875), French sculptor, draughtsman and painter.
- place Casadesus — Tribute to four of the Casadesus brothers who distinguished themselves in the history of music in France: Francis (1870-1954), composer and conductor; Robert (1878-1940), composer of operettas; Henri (1879-1947), virtuoso of the viola and the viola d'amore; Marcel, cellist, who died on the field of honour on 10 October 1914.
- rue Caulaincourt — Armand Augustin Louis de Caulaincourt (1772-1827), Duke of Vicenza, French divisional general and diplomat.
- square Caulaincourt — Near rue Caulaincourt.
- rue Championnet — Jean Etienne Championnet (1762-1800), French general-in-chief; near the military road.
- villa Championnet — Near rue Championnet.
- passage Charles Albert — Mr Charles Albert Frossart, owner of the land on which the street was created.
- promenade Claude Estier — Claude Estier, born Claude Hasday Estier (Paris, 1925 - Ivry-sur-Seine (Val-de-Marne), 2016), resistance fighter, journalist and politician. Officer of the Legion of Honour.
- place Claude Nougaro — Claude Nougaro (Toulouse, 1929 - Paris, 2004), singer-songwriter and performer.
- place Constantin Pecqueur — Constantin Pecqueur (1801-1887), French publicist and economist.
- rue Cora Vaucaire — Cora Vaucaire, born Geneviève Marguerite Collin (Marseille, 1918-Paris, 2011), singer and performer. First performer of the song "Les feuilles mortes". Honoured three times with the Grand Prix du Disque.
- rue Coysevox — Antoine Coysevox (1640-1720), sculptor.
- rue d'Oslo — Oslo, capital of Norway.
- place Dalida — Iolanda Gigliotti, known as Dalida (Cairo, 1933-Paris, 1987), French singer of Calabrian origin.
- rue Damrémont — Count Charles Marie Denys de Damrémont (1783-1837), lieutenant general, killed at the siege of Constantine.
- villa Damrémont — Near the rue Damrémont.
- rue Darwin — Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882), English naturalist, author of the theory of transformism.
- passage Daunay — Mr Daunay, landowner.
- rue de l'Abreuvoir — Former watering place of Montmartre to which this street led.
- rue de l'Armée d'Orient — Tribute to the French soldiers who fought in that region during the First World War.
- rue de la Barrière Blanche — Former gypsum works at the origin of the old place name "la Barrière Blanche", a locality situated on the present site of place Blanche, known until 1864 as "place de la barrière blanche".
- rue de la Fontaine du But — Near the former fontaine du But.
- impasse de la Grosse Bouteille — From a shop sign.
- rue de la Mire — Near one of the sighting markers indicating the direction of the Paris meridian.
- rue de la Moskova — The Moskova, a river in Russia which gave its name to the battle fought against the Russians by Napoleon I on 7 September 1812, in which Marshal Ney distinguished himself; near the boulevard Ney.
- avenue de la Porte de Montmartre — Partly located on the site of the former porte de Montmartre.
- avenue de Saint-Ouen — Former road to Saint-Ouen.
- passage Depaquit — Depaquit, painter, mayor of the free commune of Montmartre.
- villa des Arts — Numerous artists' studios are located in this villa.
- allée des Brouillards — Near the château des Brouillards.
- impasse des Cloÿs — Near rue des Cloÿs, a locality name.
- passage des Cloÿs — Near rue des Cloÿs, a locality name.
- rue des Cloÿs — Local place name.
- villa des Tulipes — Given by the adjoining property owners.
- rue Désiré Ruggieri — Laid out on the land of the fireworks maker Ruggieri.
- promenade Dora Bruder — A young Jewish girl who was deported and whose story inspired Patrick Modiano's novel of the same name.
- rue du Capitaine Madon — Georges Madon (1892-1924), captain and aviator, hero of the 1914-1918 War.
- passage du Champ à Loup — Former locality situated on the site.
- passage du Champ Marie — Local place name.
- rue du Docteur Babinski — Joseph Babinski (1857-1932), French physician and neurologist of Polish origin.
- rue du Lieutenant-Colonel Dax — Lieutenant-Colonel Marcel Pimpaud, known as "Lieutenant-Colonel Dax" (1912-1944), French Resistance member, who died on the Alsace front in 1944.
- rue du Marché Ordener — Near an itinerant market known as the marché Ordener.
- rue du Pôle Nord — In memory of the expedition planned in 1868 by Gustave Lambert.
- passage du Poteau — Near the rue du Poteau.
- rue du Poteau — Local place name, from a justice post erected on the road to Saint-Ouen.
- rue du Square Carpeaux — Near the square Carpeaux.
- impasse du Talus — Near a former embankment of the Chemin de fer de Ceinture.
- rue Durantin — Name of a property owner.
- rue Étex — Antoine Etex (1808-1888), sculptor.
- villa Étex — Near the rue Etex.
- rue Étienne Jodelle — Etienne Jodelle (1532-1573), French poet and playwright.
- rue Eugène Carrière — Eugène Anatole Carrière (1849-1906), French painter.
- rue Eugène Fournière — Joseph Eugène Fournière (1857-1914), writer and politician.
- cité Falaise — A nickname given to a member of the Compoint family, owners of the land.
- rue Fauvet — The name of a landowner.
- rue Félix Ziem — Félix Ziem (1821-1911), painter.
- rue Firmin Gémier — Firmin Gémier (1869-1933), French actor and director, head of the Odéon and of the Théâtre national populaire.
- place Françoise Dorléac — Françoise Paulette Louise Dorléac (Paris, 1942-1967), actress.
- rue Françoise Gilot — Françoise Gilot (Neuilly-sur-Seine, 1921 - Manhattan, 2023), painter and writer.
- rue Frédéric Schneider — Frédéric Schneider (1864-1921), member of various charitable organisations.
- passage Ganneron — Near the rue Ganneron.
- rue Ganneron — Auguste Hippolyte Ganneron (1792-1847), banker and member of parliament.
- rue Georgette Agutte — Georgette Agutte (1867-1922), painter; wife of Marcel Sembat.
- rue Gérard de Nerval — Gérard Labrunie, known as Gérard de Nerval (1808-1855), French poet.
- rue Germaine Poinso-Chapuis — Germaine Poinso-Chapuis, born Germaine Marie Joséphine Chapuis (Marseille - Bouches-du-Rhône, 1901-Marseille, 1981), politician and member of the Resistance. The first woman to hold a full ministerial post in the history of the Republic.
- impasse Girardon — Near the rue Girardon.
- rue Girardon — François Girardon (1628-1715), French sculptor; district where the names of sculptors were grouped together.
- rue Gustave Rouanet — Gustave Rouanet (1855-1927), municipal councillor of the arrondissement.
- rue Hégésippe Moreau — Hégésippe Moreau (1810-1838), poet.
- rue Henri Brisson — Eugène Henri Brisson (1835-1912), politician.
- rue Henri Huchard — Henri Huchard (1844-1910), French physician, member of the Academy of Medicine; near the Bichat hospital.
- rue Jacques Cartier — Jacques Cartier (1491-1557), French navigator.
- place Jacques Froment — Jacques Georges Edouard Froment (1920-1944), second lieutenant of the French Forces of the Interior, shot by the Germans.
- rue Jean Dollfus — Jean Dollfus (1800-1887), manufacturer, Alsatian patriot, founder of the workers' housing estates of Mulhouse.
- rue Jean Varenne — Jean Varenne (1877-1927), municipal councillor for the arrondissement.
- place Jean-Baptiste Clément — Jean-Baptiste Clément (1836-1903), French songwriter.
- rue Jean-Henri Fabre — Jean-Henri Fabre (1823-1915), French writer and entomologist.
- rue Joseph de Maistre — Count Joseph Marie de Maistre (1753-1821), French politician, writer and philosopher.
- rue Jules Cloquet — Germain Jules, baron Cloquet (1790-1882), surgeon; in the vicinity of the hôpital Bichat.
- avenue Junot — Andoche Junot (1771-1813), duc d'Abrantès, French general.
- rue Juste Métivier — Name of a property owner.
- rue Lagille — Name of a property owner.
- rue Lamarck — Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet de Lamarck (1744-1829), French naturalist, initiator of the theory of transformism, author of studies on the fossils of the Paris basin.
- square Lamarck — In the vicinity of the rue Lamarck. Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet de Lamarck (1744-1829), French naturalist, initiator of the theory of transformism, author of studies on the fossils of the Paris basin.
- villa Léandre — Charles Léandre (1862-1935), humorist of Montmartre.
- rue Leibniz — Gottefried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716), German philosopher and mathematician.
- square Leibniz — Near the rue Leibniz. Gottefried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716), German philosopher and mathematician.
- rue Lepic — Count Louis Lepic (1765-1827), major general.
- rue Louis Pasteur Valléry-Radot — Louis Pasteur Valléry-Radot (Paris, 1886-Paris, 1970), French doctor and writer. Member of the Académie Française.
- rue Lucien Gaulard — Lucien Gaulard (1850-1888), engineer.
- place Marcel Aymé — Marcel Aymé (Joigny, 1902-Paris, 1967), French writer.
- rue Marcel Sembat — Marcel Sembat (1862-1922), French politician, deputy for the arrondissement.
- rue Maurice Grimaud — Maurice Grimaud (Annonay (Ardèche), 1913-Paris, 2009), senior French civil servant, Prefect of Police in Paris during the events of May 1968.
- place Mohamed Lakhdar Toumi — Mohamed Lakhdar Toumi (Tiaret, Oran department (Algeria), 1914 – Algeria, 1987), Algerian resistance fighter and trade unionist, and a former resident of the 18th arrondissement.
- rue Montcalm — Marquis Louis Joseph de Montcalm de Saint-Véran (1712-1759), major general, defender of Canada.
- villa Montcalm — Near the rue Montcalm.
- place Nattier — Jean Marc Nattier (1685-1766), French portrait painter.
- place Noël Veg — Noël Veg (Paris, 1926-Courbevoie, 2013), president of the Association for the memory of the Jewish children deported from the 18th arrondissement.
- cité Nollez — Mr Nollez, owner.
- rue Paul Abadie — Paul Abadie (Paris 1812 - Chatou 1884), architect of the basilica of the Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre. Officer of the Legion of Honour.
- rue Pierre Dac — Pierre Dac (Châlons-sur-Marne, 1893-Paris, 1975), French humorist and journalist, creator of "l'Os à Moelle"; during the last world war he contributed to the BBC broadcast "les français parlent aux français".
- rue Pierre Ginier — Pierre Ginier, painter; near artists' studios.
- villa Pierre Ginier — Pierre Ginier, painter; near artists' studios.
- cité Pilleux — Mr Pilleux, owner.
- rue René Binet — René Binet (1866-1911), architect.
- impasse Robert — Mr. Robert, property owner.
- place Robert Verdier — Robert Verdier (Saint-Girons, (Ariège), 1910-2009), Resistance member and politician. A militant of the Ligue française pour la défense des droits de l'homme et du citoyen, he was appointed its honorary president in 1986.
- impasse Rothschild — Mr. Rothschild, a carriage hirer, carried on his trade there.
- passage Saint-Jules — Name given by the owners of the private section.
- villa Saint-Michel — Near the church of Saint-Michel des Batignolles.
- impasse Sainte-Monique — Substituted for that of saint Augustin, son of sainte Monique.
- rue Simon Dereure — Simon Dereure, politician, deputy mayor of Montmartre in 1870.
- rue Steinlen — Théophile Alexandre Steinlen (1859-1924), French painter and engraver.
- rue Tholozé — So named at the time of the Algerian campaigns, in which Lieutenant General Henri Alexis Tholozé (1781-1853) distinguished himself.
- passage Tourlaque — Near the rue Tourlaque.
- rue Tourlaque — Name of a property owner.
- rue Vauvenargues — Luc de Clapiers, marquis de Vauvenargues (1715-1747), French moralist.
- villa Vauvenargues — Near rue Vauvenargues, named after Luc de Clapiers, marquis de Vauvenargues (1715-1747), French moralist.
- rue Vincent Compoint — M. Vincent Compoint, former landowner and farmer.
Source: City of Paris, official street names (ODbL).
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