The multiple paragangliomas are rare tumours, with slow evolution, posing diagnostic and therapeutic problems. The carotid and jugulo-tympanic localization are the most frequent, and the aortic localization is very infrequent. The association of two, three and four localization is possible in the multiple forms. These multiple localizations are more frequent in familial forms. Surgical removal is the first intention treatment of these tumours. In the multiple forms, the therapeutic strategy must be adapted to each case: usually, the intervention begins by the carotid localization. We report two cases of chemodectoma with multiple localizations. The first case is a 44 years-old woman, who presented a double localization: carotid (bilateral) and aortic (arch). The second case is a patient with a double aortic localization, carotid and aortic, associated to a tympano-jugular localization. Surgical treatment was performed for all these localization, except for the tympano-jugular localization, treated by embolization. The post-operative periods were uneventful. The first case had adjunctive radiotherapy.