Pick up from rue Berryer in Paris to Charles de Gaulle airport

History and visit the street Berryer in Paris

Located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, Rue Berryer stretches from 4, avenue de Friedland to 191, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, spanning 105 meters in length and 13 meters in width. It was established in 1842.

Rue Berryer has seen several name changes over the years. Initially named street-d’Artois Stables, it was renamed Street Reform in 1848. By 1852, its name reverted to street-d’Artois Stables. Its current designation was bestowed upon it on November 10, 1877, in honor of Pierre-Antoine Berryer, also known as Berryer the younger, a distinguished French lawyer, politician, and member of the French Academy. Its location marks the former grounds of the Folie-Beaujon estate.

Notably, number 8 on Rue Berryer was once the temporary residence of novelist Albert Paraz in 1920. Salomon de Rothschild also owned a hotel on this street. At present, the street is adorned with a variety of dining establishments, including Suchi Company, Restaurant Flores, and Restaurant Catherine. It’s easily accessible via Courcelles, Café, George V, and Saint-Philippe du Roule metro stations.

Nearby Attractions to Street Berryer in Paris

In proximity to Rue Berryer, several renowned attractions beckon tourists and locals alike. Among these is the iconic Arc de Triomphe, a symbol of national pride and an architectural marvel. The Champs-Élysées, another significant landmark, offers a plethora of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. The Parc Monceau, a beautiful park in the 8th arrondissement, provides a tranquil escape amidst the city hustle. Other must-visits include the Musée Jacquemart-André and the Église Saint-Philippe du Roule, both manifesting rich historical and architectural significance.

Transfer to the street Berryer in Paris

Rue Berryer is situated 85.6 km away from Beauvais Airport, 22.6 km from Orly Airport, and 30.1 km from Charles de Gaulle Airport.