Events near Hôpital-Saint-Louis
- 🏃Paris Sportives: football with the association Sine Qua Non (Tu Vis Tu Dis)
- 🎨Saturday: repair and maintain your bike yourself!
- 🎨Wednesday: repair and maintain your bike yourself!
- 🎨Friday: repair and maintain your bike yourself!
- 🎨Thursday: repair and maintain your bike yourself!
Monuments & viewpoints
église Saint-Joseph-Artisan
Saint-Louis hospital chapel- 🗼Prayer and Revival Center
Saint Joseph Artisan is a Roman Catholic Church located at 214 rue LaFayette in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. It was built in 1865–1866 by the architect Lucien Douillard in the style of Neogothic architecture. His other major work included the church of Saint-Andrei de l'Europe in the 8th arrondissement. Wikipedia · CC BY-SA
Restaurants in Hôpital-Saint-Louis
- 🍽️La Taquinerie
- 🍽️La Grange Paris 10
- 🍽️Panda Panda
- 🍽️La Mère Michèle
- 🍽️La Dolce Vita
- 🍽️Bodhi Vegan
- 🍽️Ikko
- 🍽️KOCHAI
- 🍽️Trésor
- 🍽️Restaurant Émeraude Vellefaux
Bars in Hôpital-Saint-Louis
- 🍸Grand Sud
- 🍸L'iconique
- 🍸219 St Maur
- 🍸La Fierté
- 🍸Léo Bistrot
- 🍸La Dérive - Bistrot & Microbrasserie
- 🍸La Jungle Urbaine
Cafés in Hôpital-Saint-Louis
- ☕Le Lutétia
- ☕La Fontaine de Belleville
- ☕Café Studio
- ☕Amulette
- ☕Chez Kévin
- ☕Les Frangins
Pâtisseries in Hôpital-Saint-Louis
- 🧁Maison Joël
- 🧁Secousse boulangerie
- 🧁Mini Pain
Bookshops
- 📚Librairie du Canal
- 📚ArchiLib
Cinemas, theatres & live music
- 🎭Traditional Capoeira Angola with Mestre Faísca
- 🎭Traditional Capoeira Angola with Mestre Faísca
- 🎭Bouffon Théâtre
Markets & delis
- 🥘La Tête dans les Olives
- 🧺Marché Alibert
- 🧺Marché Villette
- 🥘Maison Castro
Where the street names come from
- rue Albert Camus — Albert Camus (Mondivi, 1913-Villeblevin, 1960), French writer and journalist; played an active role in the Resistance group "Combat" during the Second World War. After 1945, he became editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Combat"; Nobel Prize in Literature in 1957.
- rue Alexandre Parodi — Dominique Alexandre Parodi (1840-1901), man of letters of Greek origin, playwright.
- place Angélique du Coudray — Angélique-Marguerite Le Boursier du Coudray (between 1712 and 1715 - 1794), midwife, designer of an obstetric mannequin.
- rue Arthur Groussier — Arthur Groussier (1864-1957), member of parliament for Paris from 1893 to 1924, furthered social legislation on labor.
- impasse Boutron — Name of an owner.
- rue Boy-Zelenski — Tadeusz Zelenski, known as Boy (Warsaw, 1874-Lviv (Lwow), 1941), Polish writer.
- rue Burnouf — Eugène Burnouf (1801-1852), orientalist scholar.
- rue Charles Robin — Charles Philippe Robin (1821-1885), physician and physiologist; near the Saint-Louis hospital.
- impasse Chausson — Mr Chausson, owner of the land on which the street was opened.
- avenue Claude Vellefaux — Claude Vellefaux, architect of the Saint-Louis hospital (1607); near that hospital.
- rue de Chaumont — In memory of the former convent of the Dames de Saint-Chaumont, which stood on this spot.
- quai de Jemmapes — Victory won over the Austrians by Dumouriez's French army on 6 November 1792.
- rue de l'Hôpital Saint-Louis — Near the Saint-Louis hospital.
- passage de la Brie — Former province of France; near the rue de Meaux.
- rue de la Grange aux Belles — Name of a former farm.
- boulevard de la Villette — It runs partly along the former commune of La Villette.
- rue de Sambre-Et-Meuse — The Army of Sambre-et-Meuse, which conquered Belgium (1793-1794).
- quai de Valmy — Victory won over the Prussians by the French army of Kellermann and Dumouriez (20 September 1792).
- avenue de Verdun — Verdun, a town in the Meuse department, famous for the battle centred there in 1916; near the Gare de l'Est.
- square de Verdun — Near avenue de Verdun. A sub-prefecture of the Meuse department; destroyed during the First World War in the "Battle of Verdun".
- passage Delessert — Name of an owner.
- rue des Chaufourniers — Near the former lime kilns of the Buttes Chaumont quarries.
- rue des Écluses Saint-Martin — Locks of the Canal Saint-Martin.
- passage du Buisson Saint-Louis — Formerly a rural setting near the hôpital Saint-Louis; near the rue du Buisson Saint-Louis.
- rue du Buisson Saint-Louis — Formerly a rural setting near the hôpital Saint-Louis.
- place du Colonel Fabien — Pierre Georges, known as Fabien (1919-1944), colonel of the French Forces of the Interior, who died on the field of honour.
- rue du Commandant Mortenol — Sosthène, Héliodore, Camille Mortenol (1859-1930), the first Black man to be admitted to the École Polytechnique; he served in the French Navy, then, at Galliéni's request, efficiently organised the air defence of Paris.
- place du Docteur Alfred Fournier — Jean Alfred Fournier (1832-1914), French physician and syphilologist; near the Saint-Louis hospital.
- allée du Professeur Jean Bernard — Jean Bernard (Paris, 1907 - Paris, 2006), physician specialising in haematology and oncology, and a man of culture. Elected to the Académie Française in 1975. Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour and of the National Order of Merit, Croix de guerre 1939-1945 and holder of the Resistance Medal.
- rue du Terrage — Villiers du Terrage (1780-1855), engineer; near the canal de l'Ourcq, in whose construction he took part.
- rue Eugène Varlin — Eugène Varlin (1839-1871), bookbinder by trade, member of the Commune.
- rue Francis Jammes — Francis Jammes (Tournay, 1868-Hasparren, 1938), French writer.
- rue Georg Friedrich Haendel — Georg Friedrich Haendel (Halle, 1685-London, 1759), German composer naturalised English.
- allée Georges Recipon — Georges Recipon (1860-1920), French painter and sculptor.
- passage Hébrard — Mr Nicolas Léonard Hébrard, owner in 1818.
- rue Henri Feulard — Henri Feulard, physician at the Saint-Louis hospital, victim of his devotion in the Bazar de la Charité fire in 1897.
- rue Henri Turot — Henri Turot (1865-1920), municipal councillor, traveller and explorer.
- rue Jean et Marie Moinon — Jean-Baptiste Léon Moinon (Saint-Priest-la-Marche, 1891-1944), Resistance member who died in deportation at the Neuengamme camp; Marie-Louise Tible, his wife (Trizac, 1899-1945), Resistance member, who died in deportation at the Ravensbrück camp.
- square Jean Falck — Jean Falck (1826-1895), former owner of the land on which the square was created.
- rue Juliette Dodu — Juliette Dodu (1850-1909), post office employee, who distinguished herself during the war of 1870 by intercepting the dispatches of the German army.
- rue Legrand — Mr Legrand, landowner.
- cité Lepage — Mr Lepage, former landowner.
- pont Maria Casarès — Maria Casarès, born María Victoria Casares Pérez (La Corogne (Spain), 1922 - Alloue (Charente), 1996), actress and tragedian. Knight of the Legion of Honour and Officer of the National Order of Merit.
- pont Maria Pacôme — Maria Pacôme (Paris, 1923 – Ballainvilliers, 2018), film actress and stage actress.
- rue Monjol — Mr Monjol, landowner.
- rue Monseigneur Rodhain — Jean Rodhain (Remiremont, 1900-1977), priest, federal chaplain of the JOC in Paris in 1935; chaplain general of the French army, he organised the repatriation of deportees; founder of the Secours Catholique.
- rue Pierre Dupont — Pierre Dupont (1821-1870), French songwriter.
- place Raoul Follereau — Raoul Follereau (Nevers, 1903-Paris, 1977), devoted his life to the cause of leprosy sufferers. He was nicknamed "the Apostle of the Lepers" or "the Vagabond of Charity".
- rue Robert Blache — Robert Blache (1898-1944), journalist, shot by the Germans on 5 August 1944.
- place Robert Desnos — Robert Desnos (Paris, 1900-Tezerin, 1945), French surrealist poet and Resistance member, died in deportation.
- passage Roland Topor — Roland Topor (Paris, 1938-Paris, 1997), poet, painter, draughtsman, actor.
- impasse Sainte-Marthe — Near the rue Sainte-Marthe.
- place Sainte-Marthe — Near the rue and the impasse Sainte-Marthe.
- rue Sainte-Marthe — Sainte-Marthe, sister of Marie and Lazare; name substituted for that of Sainte-Marie.
- place Simon et Cyla Wiesenthal — Szymon Wiesenthal (Buczacz (Ukraine), 1908-Vienna (Austria), 2005) and Cyla Muller (Buczacz (Ukraine), 1908-2003). They devoted their lives to tracking down former Nazis and keeping alive the memory of the Shoah.
- cité Stemler — Mr. Stemler, landowner.
- rue Vicq d'Azir — Félix Vicq d'Azir (1748-1794), French physician; near the Saint-Louis hospital.
Source: City of Paris, official street names (ODbL).
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