Martyrs-de-Vingré Street

Rue des Martyrs-de-Vingré, in Saint-Étienne

Rue des Martyrs-de-Vingré is a picturesque and lively street of Saint-Étienne, with the look of a small village. The Saint-Étienne audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this charming thoroughfare, one of the most pleasant of the centre.

A street with a village look

Rue des Martyrs-de-Vingré offers an atmosphere of a small village in the heart of Saint-Étienne. Here you wander between colourful façades, terraces, shops and restaurants, in a convivial and preserved atmosphere. Its name pays tribute to the martyrs of Vingré, soldiers of the First World War, in a spirit of memory. Pedestrian and lively, this street is one of the most charming of the centre and a place of promenade and outing prized by the people of Saint-Étienne.

What to see

Here you wander between colourful façades, terraces, shops and restaurants, in a convivial and preserved village atmosphere. Rue des Martyrs-de-Vingré is one of the most charming of the centre of Saint-Étienne. It is a lively stop to stroll and take a break, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

Rue des Martyrs-de-Vingré lies in the heart of the city centre of Saint-Étienne, reachable on foot. It is a public street freely accessible at all times; the terraces, shops and restaurants have their own hours. The street is particularly lively in the evening and in the warm season.

Why visit Rue des Martyrs-de-Vingré?

For its small village atmosphere, its colourful façades, its terraces and its restaurants, one of the most charming and lively streets of the centre of Saint-Étienne.

Where is Rue des Martyrs-de-Vingré?

In the heart of the city centre of Saint-Étienne, in the Loire.