The Passage du Grand Cerf rises nearly twelve meters high, making it one of the tallest covered passages in Paris. This narrow gallery, stretching one hundred and seventeen meters between Rue Saint-Denis and Rue Dussoubs, is defined by its dramatic iron and glass roof that floods the space with light. The passage occupies the site of the former Hôtel du Grand Cerf, a pre-revolutionary inn that once served as a terminus for royal mail coaches.
Passage du Grand Cerf
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