Passage d'Eupatoria
The Eupatoria Passage is located in the 20th arrondissement of Paris. It starts at 13, rue d'Eupatoria and ends in a dead end.
It bears that name because of its proximity to the Eupatoria street.
Passage d'Eupatoria seen from the Eupatoria street
The length of the passage is 25 metres, its width is 5 metres.
This road was opened in 1856 under the name "passage de l'Alma" before taking its current name by a decree of February 1, 1877.
Passage d'Eupatoria. Opposite, Eupatoria street and the church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Croix de Ménilmontant
The passage of Eupatoria takes its name from the Crimean town where the Franco-British allies landed in September 1854. It was also the scene of the Battle of Eupatoria during which the Ottomans and their allies succeeded in defeating a Russian assault.
It was as a result of this battle that the Street of Eupatoria and later the Passage of Eupatoria were named.
(For more details see "Eupatoria street")
It bears that name because of its proximity to the Eupatoria street.
The length of the passage is 25 metres, its width is 5 metres.
This road was opened in 1856 under the name "passage de l'Alma" before taking its current name by a decree of February 1, 1877.
The passage of Eupatoria takes its name from the Crimean town where the Franco-British allies landed in September 1854. It was also the scene of the Battle of Eupatoria during which the Ottomans and their allies succeeded in defeating a Russian assault.
It was as a result of this battle that the Street of Eupatoria and later the Passage of Eupatoria were named.
(For more details see "Eupatoria street")
Address:
20th arrondissement, Paris