Opened in 2019, Rue de la Concertation is a relatively new addition to Paris’s 18th arrondissement. The street’s name, meaning “consultation” or “agreement,” reflects a spirit of collaboration. This resonates with the area’s ongoing transformation. Rue de la Concertation begins at Rue Pierre-Mauroy. It ends at Rue des Cheminots, creating a small pathway within the La Chapelle quarter. A mere 100 meters long and 20 meters wide, Rue de la Concertation is easily overlooked. Yet its location places it near significant points of interest. Nearby is Chapelle International, a vibrant hub reflecting the district’s diverse community. The tranquil Parc Chapelle-Charbon offers a green escape. Rue de la Concertation also intersects with streets bearing names rich in history. These include Rue Pierre-Mauroy, Rue Eva-Kotchever, and Rue des Cheminots. These surrounding landmarks add layers of context to this unassuming street. They invite exploration of a neighborhood where past and present intertwine. Imagine strolling down Rue de la Concertation. You might encounter locals going about their day. You might observe the architectural contrasts of old and new buildings. Take a moment to appreciate this quiet corner of Paris. It embodies the spirit of “concertation,” bringing together different elements to form a unique whole.
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.