Malakoff-Rue Étienne Dolet: history and sights
Served by: metro line 13.
Did you know?
Named after Étienne Dolet, a Renaissance humanist and printer, condemned for heresy and burned at the stake in 1546 for defending free thought against censorship.
Anecdote
Étienne Dolet remains a symbol of free thought and opposition to the religious censorship of his time.
Around Malakoff-Rue Étienne Dolet
- Mairie de Malakoff, 400 m away — The Malakoff town hall, a dynamic town in the close southern suburbs known for its cultural scene.
- Théâtre 71, 450 m away — Malakoff's national theatre venue, recognised for its ambitious theatrical programming.
- Marché aux Puces de Vanves, 600 m away — A secondhand market known for its quality finds.