Place des Vosges

The square of the Xingri (Place des Vosges) is the oldest square in Paris, France, located in Le Marais, across the Third and Fourth Sectors of Paris. Originally called "Place Royale", built by Henry IV from 1605 to 1612.

A square square, located between Bastille Square and the Jewish Memorial, is surrounded by a circle of buildings outside, and it is suddenly bright when you enter it, very atmospheric and very comfortable.

There are many sunbathing people in the Xingri Square, because this place is in a residential area, surrounded by a circle of buildings, the center is a large lawn, picnic is also OK, because upstairs is Hugo's former residence, very literary.

The square is the oldest Royal square in Paris. From the street outside, the square is not eye-catching. It is necessary to enter the alleys and cross the arches and corridors of the square. The square inside is suddenly open. The square is surrounded by neat buildings, which makes the square look very spectacular. In the past, all living here were relatives of the emperor.

The square of the Sunrise is the oldest Royal Square in Paris. Since Charles VI, its complex has been greatly renovated and made a palace for the kings of all ages.

The Piazza d'Or in Paris is a famous garden square, where the lawns and trees are neatly trimmed and beautiful. The square is surrounded by famous buildings and a large fountain in the center, which is definitely a good place to rest and take pictures.

Furi Square is the oldest square in Paris. The square is not very big, beside Furi Palace and Hugo's former residence. There was a fountain in the middle of the square, and the garden was very beautiful. No one said much, but it was exquisite. It was very quiet and peaceful in the early morning sunshine.