Rue de Rivoli
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place de la Concorde and 2 rue Saint-Florentin | |
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Completion | May 3, 1848 |
Denomination | April 25, 1804 |
Rue de Rivoli (French pronunciation:
History
The Rue de Rivoli is an example of a transitional compromise between an environment of prestigious monuments and aristocratic squares, and the results of modern town-planning by municipal authorities.
The new street that Napoleon developed through the heart of Paris includes on one side the north wing of the
The
In 1852, opposite the wing of the Louvre,
North of the Rue de Rivoli, at the point where the
East along the Rue de Rivoli, at the
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The beginning of the Rue de Rivoli, from its intersection with the Rue de Sévigné
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Saint-Paul (Paris Métro); in the distance are the Hôtel de Ville, Paris and the Tour Saint-Jacques
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Rue de Rivoli nearChâtelet
See also
- Rue des Archives, an adjoining street to the north