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Villa Léandre
49 locals recommend,
Tips from locals
Sabine
March 28, 2016
are we in France or england ?a tiny little street almost unknown but overcharming , that kind of place where you would like to buy a piece of calm and happiness
Jürgen
May 28, 2022
So British… beautiful street in the middle of Montmartre… nice café at the corner to take a cup of tea, a coffee or simply just for a drink
Paul
June 17, 2016
Very typical from Montmartre
Ludwig
March 6, 2013
American and british favorites menu, this café serves non stop everyday. A good stop close to Montmartre and the Sacré-Coeur
Mona
July 11, 2019
Built in 1926, Villa Léandre is one of those privileged, quiet, discreet little roads, born on the ruins of Paris' most famous maquis. With its small Anglo-Norman or Art Nouveau style houses, its cobblestones and its small gardens that rival each other in originality, the little dead end seems to transport us far from Paris, out of time. This dead end is reminiscent of some of the British capital's most emblematic streets: the tiny flower gardens, the bow-windows so British, the slate-roofed brick houses, the small white pavilions with colourful shutters... London is revealed here in small touches! At number 10, a small inscription even winked at London's most famous address: 10 Downing Street, the British Prime Minister's residence.
Built in 1926, Villa Léandre is one of those privileged, quiet, discreet little roads, born on the ruins of Paris' most famous maquis. With its small Anglo-Norman or Art Nouveau style houses, its cobblestones and its small gardens that rival each other in originality, the little dead end seems to tr…
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