Events near Parc-de-Montsouris
- 🏃Paris sport Sundays: fitness at Montsouris Park · Walking route
- 🏛️Iranica: the voice of the Iranian people in images · Walking route
Monuments & viewpoints
Chapelle Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc
St Yves chapel
Sainte-Anne hospital chapel
Église Saint-Albert-le-Grand, rue de la Glacière
Column to Armed Peace
The Lion's Death
Monument to the Flatters Mission · Walking route
Tragedy in the Desert
Museums & galleries
CNEAI- 🏛️EXHIBITION Envisage at FIAP Paris · Walking route
- 🏛️"Fénéstrou", a Photographic Exhibition · Walking route
- 🏛️Iranica: the voice of the Iranian people in images · Walking route
Restaurants in Parc-de-Montsouris
- 🍽️Le Maharaja
- 🍽️Le chalet du Parc · Walking route
- 🍽️Bistrot 32
- 🍽️Joayo
- 🍽️Jardin de Montsouris
- 🍽️Hai Bà · Walking route
- 🍽️Jix Xin Lou · Walking route
- 🍽️Sushi Muraguchi · Walking route
- 🍽️Assanabel
- 🍽️Restaurant universitaire · Walking route
Bars in Parc-de-Montsouris
Cafés in Parc-de-Montsouris
- ☕Cafétéria · Walking route
- ☕Café du théâtre · Walking route
- ☕Le Miami
- ☕TEAthétcha · Walking route
- ☕Salon de thé Zaïm · Walking route
- ☕Café Heine · Walking route
- ☕L'égyptien café coworking · Walking route
Pâtisseries in Parc-de-Montsouris
- 🧁La Perle de l'Amiral
- 🧁L'impérial · Walking route
- 🧁Le Fournil de l’Amiral · Walking route
- 🧁Aux Délices de Kenza · Walking route
- 🧁La Fabrique aux gourmandises · Walking route
Bookshops
Cinemas, theatres & live music
Markets & delis
Parks & gardens
Where the street names come from
- place Alice Mathieu-Dubois — Alice Mathieu-Dubois, born Alice Maille (Compiègne, 1861 – Paris, 1942), physician.
- square André Dreyer — André Dreyer, shot by the Germans on 11 April 1944; he lived on this street.
- avenue André Rivoire — André Rivoire (1872-1930), poet and playwright.
- rue Auguste Lançon — Auguste André Lançon (1836-1886), painter and etcher.
- rue Boussingault — Jean Baptiste Dieudonné Boussingault (1802-1887), French chemist and agronomist.
- rue Boutin — Mr. Boutin had a timber yard on this street.
- rue Broussais — François Joseph Victor Broussais (1772-1838), French physician; near the asile Sainte-Anne.
- rue Bruller — Name of an owner.
- rue Charbonnel — Mr Charbonnel, former owner of the land on which the street was laid out.
- place Coluche — Michel Colucci, known as Coluche (Paris, 1944-Opio, Alpes-Maritimes, 1986). Humorist and actor. Founder of the "Restaurants du Cœur", opened in 1985.
- rue d'Arcueil — Former road leading to Arcueil.
- avenue David Weill — David Weill (1871-1952), French friend of the arts and great benefactor.
- rue de l'Amiral Mouchez — Amédée Ernest Barthélemy Mouchez (1821-1892), French admiral and astronomer, director of the Paris Observatory; near the Montsouris Observatory.
- rue de l'Aude — River in the south of France.
- rue de l'Empereur Julien — Julien l'Apostat (Constantinople 331 - Mesopotamia 363), Roman emperor. He was the first to describe and to praise in his writings the charm of ancient Lutèce, where from 357 onwards he took up his quarters for several successive winters.
- rue de l'Empereur Valentinien — Valentinian (Cibalis, Pannonia, 321 - Brigetio, Pannonia, 375), Roman emperor. He stayed in Paris from 365 to 366 to prepare the campaign against the barbarians.
- rue de la Cité Universitaire — Near the Cité universitaire.
- avenue de la Sibelle — According to belief, a sibyl confused with the goddess Cybele lived nearby, at a former place called: "La Fosse de la Sibelle".
- avenue de la Tunisie — State in North Africa, the easternmost of the Maghreb, whose capital is Tunis.
- avenue de Mazagran — In honour of the defence of Mazagran (Algeria) in 1840.
- square de Montsouris — Near the parc de Montsouris.
- rue de Rungis — Near the Arcueil aqueduct, built to carry the waters of Rungis to the palais des Thermes.
- rue des Artistes — Former residence of artists.
- rue des Berges Hennequines — Recalls the existence of a former locality: "Les Berges Hennequines". The names "Hennequin" and "Hennequine" evoke the spirits of the dead haunting the banks of the Bièvre and begging the living for prayers for their eternal rest.
- rue des Volubilis — Belongs to a group of streets given the names of plants.
- avenue du Docteur Lannelongue — Odilon Marc Lannelongue (1840-1911), French surgeon, member of the Academies of Medicine and of Sciences, professor of pediatric surgery.
- rue du Parc de Montsouris — Near the parc de Montsouris.
- villa du Parc de Montsouris — Near the parc de Montsouris.
- rue du Professeur Hyacinthe Vincent — Jean Hyacinthe Vincent (1862-1950), French physician, member of the Academy of Sciences.
- rue du Saint-Gothard — Mountain in the Alps, famous for the passage of the French army in 1799.
- rue Émile Deutsch de la Meurthe — Emile Deutsch de la Meurthe (1847-1924), industrialist; founder of the Cité Universitaire.
- rue Émile Faguet — Emile Faguet (1847-1916), French critic and moralist.
- place Eugène Claudius-Petit — Eugène Petit, known as “Claudius-Petit” (Angers, 1907-Paris, 1989), a leading member of the Resistance, took part in the founding of the National Council of the Resistance; politician from 1946 to 1978; Commander of the Legion of Honour, Companion of the Liberation, Croix de Guerre 39/45 (2 citations), Resistance Medal with rosette and Commander of the Order of Social Merit.
- rue Gauguet — Mr Gauguet, one of the owners.
- rue Gazan — Count Honoré Théophile Maxime Gazan de la Peyrière (1765-1844), major general; near the military road.
- rue Georges Braque — Georges Braque (Argenteuil, 1882-Paris, 1963), French painter, draughtsman and engraver, who lived in this street.
- rue Henri Becque — Henri François Becque (1837-1899), French playwright.
- place Jacques Debu-Bridel — Jacques Debu-Bridel (Mézières en Drouais, 1902-Paris, 1993), journalist and politician.
- boulevard Jourdan — Count Jean-Baptiste Jourdan (1762-1833), marshal of France.
- place Jules Hénaffe — Jules Léon Alexandre Hénaffe (1857-1921), municipal councillor of the district.
- rue Lemaignan — Name of a landowner.
- rue Liard — Louis Liard (1846-1917), French philosopher and administrator, rector of the Académie de Paris.
- avenue Lucien Descaves — Lucien Descaves (1861-1949), writer of the Naturalist school, member of the Académie Goncourt.
- rue Maurice Loewy — Maurice Loewy (1833-1907), member of the Académie des Sciences, director of the Paris Observatory.
- villa Méridienne — The Paris meridian crosses the far end of the cul-de-sac. Two bronze medallions set into the ground mark its north/south axis. These medallions are part of the imaginary work by the Dutch artist Jan Dibbets, conceived in the 1990s.
- place Mohamed Bouazizi en hommage au peuple tunisien et à sa révolution de janvier 2011 — In tribute to Mohamed Bouazizi, a young Tunisian street vendor, symbol of the uprising of the Tunisian people, and to their revolution of January 2011.
- impasse Nansouty — Near the rue Nansouty.
- rue Nansouty — Etienne Antoine Marie Champion, Count of Nansouty (1768-1815), divisional general; near the route Militaire.
- avenue Paul Vaillant-Couturier — Paul Vaillant-Couturier (1892-1937), French politician, journalist and lawyer, member of parliament for the Seine.
- avenue Pierre de Coubertin — Pierre de Coubertin (Paris, 1863-Geneva, 1937), French educator, initiator of the modern Olympic Games.
- avenue Pierre Masse — Pierre Masse (1879-1942), lawyer at the Paris Court of Appeal, died in deportation.
- avenue Reille — Count Honoré Charles Michel Joseph Reille (1775-1860), Marshal of France; near the military road.
- impasse Reille — Near the avenue Reille.
- avenue René Coty — René Coty (1882-1962), French politician, President of the Fourth Republic.
- avenue Rockefeller — John Davison Rockefeller (1839-1937), American philanthropist; near the Rockefeller foundation.
- rue Roli — Name of the owner.
- allée Samuel Beckett — Samuel Beckett (Dublin, 1906-Paris, 1989), Irish writer. He lived in France from 1938 onwards.
- villa Soutine — Chaim Soutine (Smilovitch, 1893-Paris, 1943); French painter of Lithuanian origin, whose technique is oriented mainly towards the effects of colour.
- rue Thomas Francine — By his original name, Thomas Francini (Florence, 1571 - , 1651), Intendant General of the Waters and Fountains of Paris, Saint-Germain and Fontainebleau under the reigns of Henri IV, Marie de Médicis and Louis XIII.
- rue Wurtz — Adolphe Wurtz (Strasbourg, 1817-Paris, 1884), French chemist. He was the leader of atomism in France.
Source: City of Paris, official street names (ODbL).
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