rue du Bouloi

Véro-Dodat was built in 1826 by two charcutiers, connecting the Rue du Bouloi and the Rue de Jean-Jacques Rousseau between the Palais-Royal and Les Halles

storehouse in Compiègne and undertook to plan their vast headquarters on the rue du Bouloi in Paris. Charles Alexandre de Calonne, the Controller-General of Finances

he and his wife had purchased a residence in the capital, located on rue du Bouloi. He began his career serving as a page to king Charles IX before becoming

At the corner of the Rue du Bouloi and the Rue Coquilliere, there is a Carmelite monastery. Rue Coquillière view of the Rue du Louvre The Hôtel de Toulouse

tenure at the Vuillaume shop, he established his own business at 3 rue du Bouloi, Paris, where he worked until his sudden death. He was a prolific maker