Private car transfer from Roissy Charles de Gaulle to Rue d’Arcole in Paris

History and visit the Arcola Street in Paris

Street Arcola, a masterpiece of Baron Georges Haussmann, is a highway in the 4th arrondissement of Paris. This road crosses the Île de la Cité from the Bridge of Arcola, which then extends to Pont au Double and Parvis Notre-Dame. Arcola Street is located in the neighborhood of Notre-Dame.

Created in the early 19th century from the old streets of Saint-Pierre-aux-Oxen and Bedside St. Landry, St. Arcola starts at No. 23 Quai aux Fleurs and No. 23 Quai de la Corse. It ends on the Place du Parvis-Notre-Dame and No. 22 Cloister-Notre-Dame. Bedside Street St. Landry joined the Arcola Street took its name from an old church that received the relic of St. Landry.

The street of Saint-Pierre-aux-Boeuf, a portion of the current Arcola Street welcomed in ancient times as a church as old as that found in the street Bedside St. Landry. Prior to joining the Arcola Street, this street was named Saint-Pierre-aux-Oxen in reference to a market butcher who settled there in the 1st Century.

Arcola Street is 168 meters and has a width of 20 meters large enough. This street, which is located in the center of Paris. It is among the city’s most coexisted tourists because of its proximity to famous historical monuments such as: the majestic Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris and the Hotel de Paris. View from the bridge of Arcola, Arcola Street displays a Parisian air.