Quai Louis-Blériot

The Quai Louis-Blériot extends for 1620 meters along the Seine River, providing a 13-meter wide path for pedestrians and vehicles in western Paris.

Originally named Quai d'Auteuil, the riverside path received its current name in 1937 to honor the French aviator who crossed the English Channel in 1909.

The waterfront thoroughfare forms part of the Parisian road network, connecting the residential district of Auteuil with numerous parks along the Seine.

Three metro stations serve the area: Mirabeau, Jasmin, and Javel-André Citroën, making the riverside location easily accessible from central Paris.

The quay features 112 registered addresses along its length, each certified by the local municipality to ensure precise location identification within the district.

Location: 16th arrondissement of Paris

Location: Auteuil

Length: 1,620 m

Width: 13 m

Part of: road network of Paris

Shares border with: avenue de Versailles, avenue du Président-Kennedy, boulevard Exelmans, boulevard Murat, quai Saint-Exupéry, rue de Boulainvilliers, rue de l'Amiral-Cloué, rue Degas, rue Eugène-Poubelle, rue Fantin-Latour, rue Maurice-Bourdet, rue Van-Loo, rue Wilhem, Pont Mirabeau

GPS coordinates: 48.84470,2.27211

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:48