Transfer by private car from rue des Saussaies to Paris Beauvais airport

History and visit street Saussaies in Paris

Rue des Saussaies is a street belonging to the 8th arrondissement of the French capital. It begins at Place Beauvau and ends at Place des Saussaies. It measures 146 meters in length. The creation of this street was made in the 17th century. Previously, it was called Chemin des Carrières, Chemin des Saussaye, Chemin de la Couldraye and Ruelle Baudet before being named Rue des Saussaies in 1837. Formerly, the rue des Saussaies which was known as the chemin des Carrières led to many quarries. When these quarries were no longer in use, vegetation took place with trees such as hazelnuts and willows. Private mansions began to settle on this street around the middle of the 18th century. The minimum width of this street was set at 9 meters following a ministerial decision. This width was increased to 10 meters following a royal decree dated November 21, 1837. The rue des Saussaies had special buildings steeped in history. Buildings under the Ministry of the Interior are located on this street. The building at number 11 on this street was the headquarters of the German security police in 1940. Currently this building houses the general management of the French National Police. She has known famous people such as the master of ceremonies of Emperor Napoleon I Louis Philippe de Ségur. He was a member of the Académie française. Hotels on this street were destroyed, such as the Hôtel Chevenc de La Chapelle and the Hôtel du Tillet.