Neuilly-sur-Seine: Rue d'Orléans Renovated for Enhanced Comfort and Safety

Renovation work on Rue d'Orléans, between Avenue Charles de Gaulle and Avenue du Roule, is complete, improving traffic flow and greenery.

Generic image of a renovated street with widened sidewalks and greenery.
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Generic image of a renovated street with widened sidewalks and greenery.

The City of Neuilly-sur-Seine has completed renovation work on Rue d'Orléans, in the section between Avenue Charles de Gaulle and Avenue du Roule, transforming the space for greater comfort and calmer traffic.

Following last spring's public consultation, a project was selected to improve the street's functionality. It includes unilateral parking, widening the sidewalk on the even-numbered side, and increased greenery. The parking space organization has been designed to meet the needs of various users.
A new additional pedestrian crossing has been created in the middle of the street. This development aims to facilitate and secure crossings, while reinforcing the street's pedestrian character and contributing to calmer car traffic, addressing concerns about vehicle speed.
These improvements transform a configuration that had become less functional into a clearer, more comfortable space better suited to the street's current uses. The work recently concluded with the installation of green space fencing.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Neuilly-sur-Seine (29/10/2026)