Shuttle transportation from street Fürstenberg to Paris airports

History and visit street Fürstenberg in Paris

Street Fürstenberg is located in the district of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. This road was built in the late 17th century and was named in honor of the abbot of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the eminent Cardinal Fürstenberg. 1806, the street name was changed Wertingen street in memory of fierce fighting between the Austrians and the French. Around 1815, the street has resumed its original name. In the use of the name of the street, there is a difference between Furstemberg and Furstenberg. This street name, established by the City of Paris, in contravention of the rule to omit the initial particle “de” when the street was named a cardinal. The street name is also spelled with the German ü. Street Fürstenberg starts at No. 3 on the rue Jacob and ends at 4 rue de l’Abbaye. It measures 82 meters long and 7.8 meters wide. Towards the beginning of 2000, the streets of Fürstenberg is known to be the place where the price per m2 is higher because of the small number of properties sold. The houses on the street Fürstenberg became rare gems. This beautiful street is known and trusted for a long time for his property at exorbitant prices. This street is linked to important people. Between the wars, for example, settled there the sacred art workshops, founded by George Desvallières and Maurice Denis. There were many artists who possessed their workshop at No. 6, including Eugène Delacroix. It will be recalled that the author Frédéric Bazille Table Workshop Street Fürstenberg. The Musée national Eugène Delacroix is ​​currently located at the same number.