Paris City Map Print - 1860 French Street Plan - Vintage Haussmann-Era Cartography of Paris

This elegant 1860 map of Paris presents the city during a period of major transformation under Baron Haussmann’s urban redesign. The detailed street plan shows the expanding boulevards, reorganized districts, and iconic arrondissements that helped shape modern Paris. From the Seine’s graceful curves to the newly planned parks and open avenues, this map captures a turning point in the city’s architectural and social history. The layout includes rail lines, bridges, and major civic landmarks, all drawn with refined precision. A remarkable glimpse into the evolution of Paris as it transitioned from a medieval maze to a model of 19th-century urban planning.

This print is perfect for lovers of French history, architecture aficionados, urbanists, and anyone fascinated by the grandeur of Paris. It adds a sophisticated, intellectual flair to home offices, design studios, libraries, or academic spaces. Whether you’ve walked the streets of Paris or simply admire its timeless beauty, this map serves as both a historical reference and a decorative centerpiece. It also makes a thoughtful gift for travelers, historians, professors, or collectors of antique cartography. This piece invites viewers to explore the legacy of one of the world’s most influential city planning movements.

Printed on matte paper, this reproduction maintains the intricate linework and classic typography of the original 1860 document. The soft vintage tones enhance the historic character of the map, while the matte finish ensures a non-glare, refined presentation. This map print is a must-have for collectors of antique European city plans, admirers of Haussmann-era Paris, or anyone curating a space that blends history, design, and storytelling. It offers a visually striking tribute to the transformation of Paris into the iconic cityscape we know today.