Shuttle transportation to Rue Vieille-du-Temple in Paris

History and visit the Rue Vieille du Temple in Paris

Rue Vieille-du-Temple belongs to the 3rd and 4th arrondissement of Paris. It is part of the Marais. It begins at 36 rue de Rivoli and ends at 1 rue de Bretagne. With a dimension of 855m long and 14 m wide, the top is wide while the lower part is narrow. The latter was built in the thirteenth century. It was named St. Vieille. Three centuries later, the top was founded.

In the thirteenth century, rue Vieille-du-Temple was the path taken to get to the house of the Temple and its tower. She put different names at the time such as rue de la Culture du Temple ,rue de la Couture du Temple, rue du Temple  , rue de l’Égout-du-Temple, rue de la Porte-Barbette … the lower part of the street led to a door, door called Barbette, the bulwark of Philip Augustus. Despite this, the road is not very prominent in the history of Paris.

This street was witness to the assassination of the Duke of Orleans by the bands of John the Fearless 23 November 1407. This event was born the battle between the Armagnacs and the Burgundians.
Several hotels line until the day rue Vieille-du-Temple at No. 47 is the hotel Amelot Bisseuil he was already called Holland Hotel or Hotel des Ambassadeurs, at the corner of rue des Quatre son, at No. 87 is the Hotel de Rohan. The building was occupied by the imperial printing at the time of Napoleon. At No. 54, we find the house of Jean Hérouet which was built in 1510. It takes its name from a treasurer of Louis XII.