Beneath your feet, the cobblestones of Cité Morieux tell a silent story. This narrow passage in the 15th arrondissement offers a glimpse into a quieter Paris. Cité Morieux begins at 56, rue de la Fédération and ends in a peaceful impasse.
Imagine this: It is a hidden world away from the city’s hustle. This quaint path impresses visitors with its serene atmosphere. Access to Cité Morieux is through a gate. The passage retains a picturesque charm.
Its name comes from a former property owner named Morieux. Little else is known about him. The city preserves a piece of the past.
As you walk, notice the small houses at the entrance. They line one side of Cité Morieux. The path then winds between two gardens. On the left is a garden belonging to an EHPAD. This is a type of French nursing home. To the right, you will see the garden of a long brick apartment building.
Cité Morieux is not long. It measures only 95 meters in length and 3 meters in width. The area at the end of the Cité Morieux marks part of the ZAC Dupleix perimeter. The ZAC Dupleix is a designated development zone.
The nearest metro station is Dupleix. Step away from the main streets. Take a short walk. Discover the quiet charm of Cité Morieux. It is a small piece of old Paris that remains.