All the plaques commemorating Philippe Auguste's wall in Paris

Texts (some in French) Paris map in 1210 Maps and photos right bank - left bank Plaques Aspects and layouts

As far as memory goes, parisians have always liked to commemorate the memories of monunents, of famous people, of important events by plaques in the streets. Philippe Auguste wall is not different in that respect, since the oldest plaque evoking its existence still today Dauphine street dates back to the 17th century. More recently Paris City Hall has spread all over the capital historic plaques created by Philip Starck, and has not left out our favorite wall.

You will find a complete compilation (as far as we know to be true in February 2003) of all these commemorations. We have chosen below the special plaque of St Etienne du Mont, as it is the only one to show a map of a section of the well. Furthermore, it is not on the exact passage of wall.

ALL THE PLAQUES in PARIS :
left bank with markings on the maps(123Ko) ||right bank with markings on the maps (190Ko)
 
Tour de Nesles (1) - Quai Conti (2) - Quai Conti (3) - Rue Mazarine (4) - Parking Mazarine (5) - Rue Dauphine (6) - Rue Dauphine (agrandisssement) (6) - Maison de la Catalogne (7) - Rue Saint Jacques (8)- Rue Saint Jacques (9) - Rue Descartes (11) - Rue Clovis (12) - Rue Clovis (13) - Rue d'Arras (14) - Rue des Ecoles (15) - Rue des Ecoles (16) - Rue Charlemagne (17) - Rue des Francs Bourgeois (18) - Rue du Marché des Blancs Manteaux (19)- Rue du Temple (20)- Rue Etienne Marcel (21) - Rue Montmartre (22) - Rue Saint Honoré (23)