Rue de l’abreuvoir
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Rue de L’Aubreuvoir is one of the oldest streets in Paris. The road was first mentioned as early as 1325 when it was known as ‘ruelle qui va au but’ (road which goes to the end).
During the 19th-century, the road was renamed for the ancient ‘abreuvoir’ (or ‘watering trough’ in English), though this has long since been removed. Today, the street is lined with houses which predominantly date back to the 1930s.October 5, 2021
This is one of the oldest streets in Paris and is truly a joy to walk. On a calm, sunny morning, you can almost feel history come to life here as you walk slowly towards the Basilique du Sacre Coeur.
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•March 23, 2022
Nice way to the Sacre Coeur, on the way you pass an old pink house.
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