Rue de Bucarest

The Rue de Bucarest is located in Paris's 8th arrondissement and connects the Rue d'Amsterdam with the Rue de Saint-Pétersbourg. Named after the Romanian capital, it honors the diplomatic relations between France and Romania. The street was laid out in the 19th century and was originally called Rue de Hambourg. After it was divided during the expansion of the Saint-Lazare station, the remaining section received its current name in 1922. Here you'll find the public Collège Condorcet as well as a commemorative plaque for the composer Louis Beydts, who lived at this address in the last years of his life. The Liège metro station on Line 13 provides good transit access.