Montée Saint-Maurice, Pedestrian street in central Angers, France.
Montée Saint-Maurice is a pedestrian street in central Angers lined with stone paving and bordered by buildings of different styles and ages. It runs as a continuous, level walkway that connects several districts of the city and remains free of vehicle traffic.
The street began as a footpath that gradually became more established through centuries of use as a key route through the city. Major reconstruction in the 1970s expanded it and created the pedestrian zone visitors see today.
The shops and cafés scattered along the street serve as everyday meeting points where locals gather to eat, shop, and spend time together. The mix of independent businesses gives the place its lived-in character.
The flat, paved surface makes walking easy for people of all mobility levels. Public transportation connections and nearby parking are available at both ends, so you can plan your arrival and departure.
As you walk down the street, your view suddenly opens onto the Maine River, which flows through the city. This direct sight line was created only after major demolition work cleared the space in the 1970s.
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