3ter, 6 villa de Beauséjour - 11bis boulevard de Beauséjour, Paris

The complex features traditional Russian wooden houses with thatched roofs and architectural elements showcasing nineteenth-century construction techniques and materials.

These Russian houses were originally constructed for the 1867 Universal Exhibition in Paris, reflecting the period's interest in international architectural styles.

The buildings represent a fusion of Russian and French architectural traditions, with wooden structures adapted to Parisian urban environment.

Located in the 16th district near La Muette metro station, the site connects to central Paris through public transportation and walking paths.

The preserved Russian houses include recovered wood covering brick and stone foundations, creating an unexpected architectural ensemble in Paris.

Location: 16th arrondissement of Paris

GPS coordinates: 48.85746,2.27201

Latest update: May 23, 2025 20:00