Events near Petit-Montrouge
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- 🏃Paris Sportives: yoga with Hustle Paris
- 🎨Free workshop: Yoga Hustle Paris
- 🏃Outdoor Senior Sport: Gateball by UP'SPORT
Monuments & viewpoints
Saint-Pierre-de-Montrouge
Église évangélique libre de Paris- 🗼Chapelle des Franciscains
chapelle Saint-Paul de 14e arrondissement de Paris- 🗼Église Protestante - Paris Alésia
- 🗼Paris Alésia
- 🗼Maison de Soutien
- 🗼Église Baptiste du Centre
Saint-Pierre de Montrouge is a Roman Catholic parish church located at 82 avenue du General Leclerc in the Petit-Montrouge quarter of the 14th arrondissement of Paris It occupies a triangular lot at the intersection of two major streets, the Avenue du Maine and the Avenue General-Leclerc. Wikipedia · CC BY-SA
Museums & galleries
- 🖼️Les ateliers 33
Restaurants in Petit-Montrouge
- 🍽️Bloomie
- 🍽️La Fabuica
- 🍽️Brasserie Zeyer
- 🍽️Poinçon
- 🍽️Don Yoku
- 🍽️Au Vieux Hanoï
- 🍽️Chez An
- 🍽️Chez Vandan
- 🍽️Ma-Shi-Ta
- 🍽️Palais de Vandan
Bars in Petit-Montrouge
- 🍸La Rotonde Porte Orléans
Cafés in Petit-Montrouge
- ☕French Coffee Shop
- ☕Laouz
- ☕Comptoir Binder
- ☕AKA coffee shop
- ☕L'Impératif
- ☕Le Comptoir...
Pâtisseries in Petit-Montrouge
- 🧁Pabois
- 🧁La Grande Alésia
- 🧁Les Pains Bios de Stéphane
- 🧁Boulangerie Thevenin
- 🧁Le Coin Gourmand
- 🧁Maison Doré
- 🧁L'Étoile du Berger
- 🧁Wonderland Pâtisserie
Bookshops
- 📚Lumière d'août
- 📚Éditions Franciscaines
- 📚Librairie Le Livre écarlate
- 📚Flora Lit
Markets & delis
- 🥘Sapori d'Italia
- 🧺Marché Jourdan
- 🥘Le Y
- 🥘Sapore d'Italia
- 🥘Artisans de France et d'Ailleurs
- 🧺Marché Mouton Duvernet
Where the street names come from
- rue Achille Luchaire — Achille Luchaire (1846-1908), French historian.
- rue Adolphe Focillon — Adolphe Jean Focillon (1823-1890), professor and naturalist.
- rue Albert Sorel — Albert Sorel (1842-1906), French historian and writer.
- rue Alphonse Daudet — Alphonse Daudet (1840-1897), French man of letters.
- place Ambroise Croizat — Ambroise Croizat (Notre-Dame-de-Briançon, 1901-Suresnes, 1951), communist deputy, Minister of Labour under the government of Charles de Gaulle, then Minister of Labour and Social Security in 1946 and 1947.
- cité Annibal — Annibal (247-183 BC), Carthaginian general.
- rue Antoine Chantin — M. Antoine Chantin, horticulturist, one of the former owners of the land on which this street was laid out.
- rue Auguste Cain — Auguste Cain (1822-1894), animal sculptor.
- rue Baillou — Mr Baillou, former owner of the land on which the street was opened.
- rue Beaunier — Mr Beaunier, military intendant of the First Empire; near the route Militaire.
- rue Bezout — Étienne Bezout (1730-1783), French mathematician.
- rue Brézin — Michel Brézin (1757-1828), metal founder and industrialist, founder of the hospice de la Reconnaissance, built at Garches.
- rue Charles Le Goffic — Charles Le Goffic (1863-1932), poet, novelist and critic.
- villa Coeur de Vey — Mr Coeur de Vey, owner of the land on which this street was opened.
- rue Couche — Edouard Couche (1832-1889), chief engineer of the City's water service; near the Vanne reservoirs.
- rue d'Alembert — Jean le Rond, known as d'Alembert (1717-1783), French philosopher, writer and mathematician, one of the authors of "l'Encyclopédie".
- rue d'Alésia — Alésia, Gaulish town, famous for the siege it withstood against Caesar (52 BC).
- villa d'Alésia — Near the rue d'Alésia.
- villa d'Orléans — Near the former avenue d'Orléans.
- passage Dareau — Near the rue Dareau.
- rue de Bigorre — Foothills of the Pyrenees which gave their name to a region of France.
- rue de Châtillon — Near the former avenue de Châtillon, today avenue Jean Moulin.
- square de Châtillon — Near the former avenue de Châtillon, today avenue Jean Moulin.
- rue de Coulmiers — Coulmiers, a village in the department of the Loiret where a battle was fought in 1870; near the Orléans road.
- rue de la Légion Étrangère — A tribute to the heroism of the Foreign Legion during the war of 1914-1918.
- avenue de la Porte d'Orléans — Near the former porte d'Orléans.
- place de la Porte de Châtillon — Partly located on the site of the former porte de Châtillon.
- avenue de la Porte de Montrouge — Partly located on the site of the former porte de Montrouge.
- rue de la Saône — River of the Rhône basin.
- rue de la Tombe Issoire — Locality of la Tombe Issoire, to which is attached the legend of a giant said to have been buried on this spot; but the fief of the tombs more probably owes this name to a family called Isore or Isoire, still known in the 16th century and living on the place Maubert
- cour des Ateliers — recalling the industrial history (past and future) of the site.
- place des Droits de l'Enfant — Commemorating the adoption of the International Convention on the Rights of the Child by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 20 November 1989.
- rue des Plantes — Rural setting.
- villa des Plantes — Rural setting.
- place du 25 Août 1944 — Day the French troops entered Paris.
- rue du Commandeur — In memory of the head of the commandery of Saint-Jean de Latran, formerly in possession of the fief of Moque souris or Montsouris.
- rue Du Couédic — Viscount Charles Louis du Couédic de Kergoualec (1739-1780), sailor.
- rue du Douanier Rousseau — Henri Rousseau, known as "le Douanier Rousseau" (1844-1910), French painter.
- avenue du Général Leclerc — Philippe Marie Leclerc de Hauteclocque (1902-1947), general commanding the Second Armoured Division; the route by which he entered Paris on 25 August 1944.
- rue du Loing — The Loing, a tributary of the Seine; near the Montsouris reservoirs, to which the waters of this river were brought.
- rue du Lunain — The Lunain, a tributary of the Loing, feeds the Montsouris reservoirs situated near this street.
- impasse du Moulin Vert — Near the rue du Moulin Vert.
- rue du Père Corentin — Father Corentin (1894-1944), patriot, murdered by the Germans on 28 June 1944 in his convent of Saint-François; near this establishment.
- impasse du Rouet — It owes its name to a ropewalk.
- place Edith Thomas — Edith Thomas, born Edith Emilie Thomas (Montrouge, 1909 - Paris, 1970), Resistance member, journalist, novelist and historian.
- rue Edmond Rousse — Edmond Rousse (1817-1906), lawyer, member of the Académie française.
- avenue Ernest Reyer — Louis Etienne Rey, known as Ernest Reyer (1827-1909), French composer and music critic.
- allée Françoise d'Eaubonne — Françoise d'Eaubonne (Paris, 1920 – Paris, 2005), woman of letters and feminist activist.
- rue Friant — Count Louis Friant (1758-1829), major general; near the military road.
- rue Georges de Porto-Riche — Georges de Porto-Riche (1849-1930), French playwright.
- rue Georges Saché — Georges Saché (1876-1902), mechanic who died tragically on avenue du Maine during an ascent in the airship "Pax"; near the site of the accident.
- place Gilbert Perroy — Gilbert Perroy (Paris, 1908-Paris, 1984), mayor of the 14th arrondissement from 1946 to 1977, founder of the Société Historique et Archéologique du XIVe arrondissement.
- rue Gustave Le Bon — Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931), French physician and sociologist.
- rue Hallé — Jean Noël Hallé (1754-1822), physician; near the Sainte-Anne asylum.
- villa Hallé — Near the rue Hallé.
- rue Henri Barboux — Henri Barboux (1834-1910), lawyer.
- rue Henri Regnault — Alexandre Georges Henri Regnault (1843-1871), painter, killed at the battle of Buzenval.
- place Jacques Demy — Jacques Demy (Pontchâteau, 1931-Paris, 1990), filmmaker. Inventor of a new style: the "en chanté" film.
- rue Jacques Perrin — Jacques Perrin (Paris, 1941 – Paris, 2022), actor, producer and filmmaker.
- avenue Jean Moulin — Jean Moulin (1899-1943), French Resistance member, founder of the National Council of the Resistance.
- rue Lacaze — Tribute paid to Mr Lacaze, who bequeathed his rich collection of paintings to the Musée du Louvre.
- rue Le Brix et Mesmin — Joseph Le Brix (1899-1931) and André Mesmin (1897-1931), airmen, who died in Siberia during an attempted Paris-Tokyo flight; in the vicinity of Le Brix's residence.
- rue Leneveux — Henri Charles Leneveux, mayor and municipal councillor of the 14th arrondissement.
- place Loulou de la Falaise — Louise Henriette Vava Lucie Le Bailly de la Falaise, known as Loulou de la Falaise (London, 1947 - Gisors, 2011), model and designer. Muse, collaborator and friend of Yves Saint Laurent.
- rue Marguerin — Emile Marguerin (1820-1884), professor of history and literature; director of the école Turgot.
- rue Marié-Davy — Edme Hippolyte Marié-Davy (1820-1893), director of the Montsouris Observatory.
- allée Mary Reynolds — Mary Reynolds, born Mary Louise Hubachek (1891-1950), artistic bookbinder and resistance fighter.
- place Michel Audiard — Michel Audiard (1920-1985), French journalist, novelist, screenwriter, stage director and film director.
- passage Montbrun — Louis Pierre Montbrun (1770-1812), general, killed at the battle of the Moskova. Near the rue Montbrun.
- rue Montbrun — Louis Pierre Montbrun (1770-1812), general, killed at the battle of the Moskova.
- rue Monticelli — Adolphe Monticelli (1824-1886), French painter.
- rue Morère — Name of a landowner.
- rue Mouton-Duvernet — Baron Régis Barthélemy Mouton-Duvernet (1769-1816), French divisional general.
- rue Nicolas Taunay — Nicolas Antoine Taunay (1755-1830), painter.
- avenue Paul Appell — Paul Emile Appell (1855-1930), French mathematician, rector of the University of Paris; near the Cité Universitaire.
- rue Paul Fort — Paul Fort (1872-1960), French poet.
- boulevard Périphérique — Peripheral position of this road in relation to Paris.
- rue Pierre Castagnou — Pierre Castagnou (Vichy, 1940-Paris, 2009), politician, councillor of Paris, then mayor of the 14th arrondissement from 2001 until his death. Chevalier of the Légion d'honneur and officer of the Ordre national du Mérite.
- rue Poirier de Narçay — Doctor Poirier de Narçay (1859-1918), president of the General Council, member of parliament for the arrondissement.
- rue Prisse d'Avennes — Emile Prisse d'Avennes (1807-1879), archaeologist, Egyptologist and journalist.
- rue Rémy Dumoncel — Rémy Dumoncel (1888-1945), mayor of Avon (Seine-et-Marne), director of the Jules Tallandier publishing house, located at no. 15, patriot and Resistance member; died in deportation.
- passage Rimbaut — Mr. Rimbaut, property owner.
- boulevard Romain Rolland — Romain Rolland (1868-1945); French man of letters and playwright.
- impasse Saint-Alphonse — Alphonse, first name of a former property owner.
- rue Sarrette — Bernard Sarrette (1765-1858), composer, founder of the Conservatory of Music.
- rue Sophie Germain — Sophie Germain (1776-1831), French mathematician, awarded a prize by the Academy of Sciences in 1815.
- rue Thibaud — Thibaud, abbot of Sainte-Geneviève (13th century).
- place Victor et Hélène Basch — Victor Basch (1893-1944), French philosopher, president of the Human Rights League, murdered along with his wife Hélène by the Milice on 10 January 1944.
Source: City of Paris, official street names (ODbL).
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