Cremieux Street, France

Cremieux Street attracts fans of scenic walks to Paris. This old street, paved with stone, is framed by colorful houses on both sides. In warmer months, their facades are decorated with live flowers. These charming houses were built in the second half of the 19th century. The street was named after one of the most famous citizens - a lawyer and politician Adolphe Cremieux.

You will notice the beautiful paintings on facades of some of the historic houses. The best time to walk along this street is summer, when the locals decorate window sills and entrances with ornamental plants and flowers. The length of one of the most picturesque streets of Paris is 144 meters, and its width is 7.5 meters. Three-storey houses on both sides of the pave are built in typical British style.

That is why the Cremieux Street is often called The Little Britain. Amazing shops and eating places are open on the ground floors of many historical buildings. Each of historic houses has its unusual decorations; search for them will turn into a fascinating quest. Colorful drawings of animals and birds, carved handles on front doors, fake windows and flowerpots of different shapes will help you to have fun for several hours. Next - Orchard Road