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What to do in La Chapelle

In La Chapelle, today.paris tracks 56 places with verified opening hours — including Église Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul de Paris, Exposition la chapelle en mouvement. 1 terraces on the City's official register · 1 cafés · 11 restaurants near you today, with their real hours.

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Events near La Chapelle

Monuments & viewpoints

Museums & galleries

Restaurants in La Chapelle

Bars in La Chapelle

  • 🍸En Vrac · Walking routeBar · 18th arrondissement · 2 Rue de l'olive · ⏰ 10:00–22:00 · pay on site

Cafés in La Chapelle

  • ☕Bob's Bake ShopCafé · 18th arrondissement · ⏰ 08:00–14:30 · pay on site

Pâtisseries in La Chapelle

Bookshops

Cinemas, theatres & live music

Markets & delis

Parks & gardens

Where the street names come from

  • esplanade Alice Milliat — Alice Milliat, born Alice Joséphine Marie Million (Nantes, 1884 - Paris, 1957), sportswoman, president of the Fédération des sociétés féminines sportives de France (FSFSF), pioneer of French and international women's sport
  • rue Boucry — Name of an owner.
  • rue Buzelin — Name of an owner.
  • rue Charles Hermite — Charles Hermite (1822-1901), French mathematician.
  • rue Charles Lauth — Charles Lauth (1836-1913), chemist.
  • place Charles Tillon — Charles Tillon (Rennes, 1897-Marseille, 1993); resistance fighter, head of the Francs Tireurs et Partisans Français (1941), member of parliament from 1945 to 1955. Minister of Air (1944-45), of Armament (1945-46) and of Reconstruction (1947). Member of the political bureau of the French Communist Party until 1970.
  • rue Cugnot — Nicolas Joseph Cugnot (Void, 1725-Paris, 1804), French engineer; builder of the first steam-powered motor vehicle (1770).
  • rue d'Aubervilliers — Former local road leading to the village of Aubervilliers.
  • rue de l'Évangile — The Croix de l'Evangile, which stood where two paths met, one of which became the rue de l'Evangile and the other the rue d'Aubervilliers.
  • rue de l'Olive — Named in reference to the fruit of the olive tree.
  • rue de la Chapelle — Main street of the former commune of La Chapelle Saint-Denis.
  • rue de la Croix Moreau — Croix Moreau, a former locality.
  • rue de la Guadeloupe — French overseas department in the Antilles.
  • rue de la Louisiane — A former French colony in North America, ceded to the United States in 1803.
  • rue de la Madone — A statue of the Virgin stood at the corner of this street and the rue des Roses.
  • rue de la Martinique — French overseas department in the Antilles.
  • avenue de la Porte d'Aubervilliers — Partly located on the site of the former porte d'Aubervilliers.
  • avenue de la Porte de la Chapelle — Partly located on the site of the former porte de la Chapelle-Saint-Denis.
  • place de Torcy — Near the rue de Torcy.
  • rue de Torcy — Jean-Baptiste Colbert, marquis de Torcy (1665-1746), nephew of Colbert, French diplomat and statesman.
  • allée des Cardinoux — Recalls the name of an 18th-century locality situated on the site.
  • rue des Fillettes — Local place name.
  • rue des Roses — Former rural setting.
  • villa des Roses — Near the rue des Roses.
  • rue du Canada — Former French colony in North America.
  • passage du Gué — Former road leading to a ford.
  • rue du Pré — The place known as the Pré Maudit.
  • place du Professeur Muhammad Yunus — Muhammad Yunus, born in 1940 in Bangladesh, Bangladeshi economist and entrepreneur. Nobel Peace Prize in 2006.
  • rue Émile Bertin — Emile Bertin (1840-1924), naval engineer.
  • rue Gaston Darboux — Gaston Darboux (1842-1917), mathematician.
  • rue Gaston Tessier — Gaston Tessier (Paris, 1887-Paris, 1960), French trade unionist (CFTC). Founder of the Resistance movement Libération Nord. Councillor of State (1949).
  • rue Gaston Tissandier — Gaston Tissandier (1843-1899), scientist and aeronaut.
  • place Hébert — Mr Hébert, mayor of the former commune of la Chapelle Saint-Denis, who later became municipal councillor for the district.
  • rue Jean Cottin — Name of an owner.
  • rue Jean Oberlé — Jean Oberlé (Brest, 1900-Paris, 1961). Journalist, illustrator, painter and portraitist. He was a member of the Resistance during the Second World War.
  • rue Labois-Rouillon — Messrs Labois and Rouillon, former owners.
  • rue Marc Séguin — Marc Séguin (1786-1875), French engineer; inventor of the tubular boiler.
  • rue Maurice Genevoix — Maurice Genevoix (Decize, 1890-Alsudia-causades, 1980), French writer. Prix Goncourt 1925. Member of the Académie française.
  • impasse Molin — Name of a landowner.
  • rue Moussorgsky — Modest Petrovitch Moussorgsky (Karevo, 1839-Saint Petersburg, 1881), Russian composer.
  • esplanade Nathalie Sarraute — Natalyia Tcherniak (1900, Ivanovo (Russia)-1999, Paris), lawyer and internationally renowned novelist.
  • rue Pajol — Count Claude Pierre Pajol (1773-1844), French divisional general.
  • place Pierre Mac Orlan — Pierre Dumarchey Mac Orlan (Péronne, 1882-Saint-Cyr-sur-Morin, 1970), French writer and poet, of great richness in slang, author of unusual and humorous works and of fantastical tales.
  • allée Pierre Mollaret — Professor Pierre Mollaret (1898-1987) founded the French school of intensive care at the Claude Bernard Hospital located on this site, and brought about a considerable advance in the development of medical, surgical and therapeutic techniques.
  • impasse Raymond Queneau — Near the rue Raymond Queneau.
  • rue Raymond Queneau — Raymond Queneau (Le Havre, 1903-Paris, 1976), French writer.
  • rue Raymond Radiguet — Raymond Radiguet (Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, 1903-Paris, 1923), French writer.
  • allée Rimski-Korsakov — Nicolaï Rimski-Korsakov (Tikhvin, 1844-Lionbensk, 1908), Russian composer who belonged to "The Five".
  • allée Rose Dieng-Kuntz — Rose Dieng-Kuntz (1956-2008), academic, computer scientist.
  • place Skanderbeg — George Castriot, known as Skanderbeg (Albania around 1403-Alessio, 1468), Albanian warrior.
  • rue Tchaïkovski — Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (Votkinsk, 1840-Saint Petersburg, 1893), Russian composer and conductor.
  • rue Tristan Tzara — Samy Rosenstock, known as Tristan Tzara (Moinesti, Romania, 1896 - Paris, 1963), French writer of Romanian origin, one of the founders of Dadaism.
  • allée Valentin Abeille — Valentin Abeille (1907-1944), French prefect and Resistance member.

Source: City of Paris, official street names (ODbL).

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