Levallois-Perret

Levallois-Perret is a wealthy suburb northwest of Paris.

Levallois by night

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By Métro

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Line 3 of the Paris Métro ends in Levallois-Perret.

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See

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The town includes many monuments listed in the general inventory of the cultural heritage of France. The historical monuments of the town are:

Temple de la Petite Étoile
  • 48.89282.284131 The temple of the Little Star (Temple de la Petite Étoile). A Protestant church built in 1912. Temple de la Petite Étoile (Q3517641) on Wikidata (updated Nov 2021)
Hertford British Hospital
  • 48.89012.280262 The former Hertford British Hospital (Institut hospitalier franco-britannique), 48, rue de Villiers. A hospital for British citizens living in Paris opened in 1879. It is mainly made of brick and freestone, the slate roof is pierced with many skylights. It is now leased to an IT company. Hertford British Hospital on Wikipedia Hertford British Hospital (Q3152318) on Wikidata (updated Nov 2021)
  • Moorish Villa of Villa Chaptal (Villa mauresque de la villa Chaptal).  (updated Nov 2021)
  • The cemetery of Levallois-Perret

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Le bistrot de Lola, the oldest bistro in Levallois-Perret

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Routes through Levallois-Perret
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