Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Thelemic Map Paris: Crowley’s addresses and the occult city
A five-language interactive map traces Aleister Crowley’s Paris years and other occult landmarks, with historical notes, sources, routes, and a timeline.
- For
- Crowley readers and Paris history walkers
- Worth noticing
- The map distinguishes Crowley’s 1900–1929 Paris from the Belle Époque occult scene of 1880–1914.
Field notes
The page describes separate views for Crowley’s Paris (1900–1929) and the Belle Époque occult scene (1880–1914), with routes organized by neighborhoods such as Montparnasse and Montmartre. Its timeline is described as connecting places to events by year, while selecting a figure opens a profile and highlights associated locations. The project names two Tobias Churton books as its main sources and credits map materials to IGN, OpenStreetMap, and Wikimedia Commons.
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