Monuments in Paris France - Page 4
Paris is full of different monuments including historical buildings, medieval towers, even more modern monuments that are only a few years old, so you can be sure that you will never run out of places to visit.
Paris monuments
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This particular human rights monument in Paris is dedicated to the rights of man and citizen, and is located within the Champ de Mars close to the Eiffel Tower.
The Square de la Place des Martyrs Juifs du Veledrome d’Hiver is dedicated to the Jewish that were rounded up in Paris during World War II.
The Pont Royal located by the Louvre museum along Quai des Tuileries is the third oldest bridge over the River Seine in Paris with history dating back to 1632.
This King Henri IV equestrian statue in Paris is located on the Ile de la Cite Island on the Pont Neuf between Square du Vert Galant and Place Dauphine.
The Pont de Bir-Hakeim is a two tier road and Railway bridge over the River Seine by the Ile aux Cygnes and is now classified as an historical monument in Paris.
This bronze statue of Sir Winston Churchill in Paris can be found on the grounds of the Petit Palais close to the River Seine and the Pont Alexandre III.
This historical fountain in Paris called Fontaine du Palmier is located in the square Place du Chatelet between Theatre du Chatelet and Theatre de la Ville.
The Pont Marie bridge in Paris dates back to the 17th century and was constructed to join the Ile Saint Louis to the right bank of the River Seine.
The Ecole Militaire was constructed in the 1700s as a military training school and today still has the same purpose, although it is now called the School of War.
The Place Joffre square in Paris is dedicated to Joseph Jacques Cesaire Joffre and is located in between the Ecole Militaire and the Champ de Mars Park.
This monument and bronze statue called Monument de la France Renaissante, sits at the tip of the Ile aux Cygnes next to the Pont Bir-Hakeim bridge in Paris.
The Pont de la Concorde is a bridge over the River Seine in Paris, which has been in place since the 1700s and is now classified as one of the historical monuments.
The Cafe de la Paix is a historical restaurant in Paris founded in 1862 that serves gourmet French cuisine while you its fabulous location by the Opera Garnier.
The Institut de France building was constructed in the 1600s through a legacy of Cardinal Jules Mazarin and today is home to the oldest public library in France.
The bronze equestrian statue of Etienne Marcel was sculpted in the 1800s and is located at Hotel de Ville along the South facade facing towards the River Seine.
The Bouillon Chartier restaurant in Paris was created back in 1896 with a simple concept of providing hot wholesome French food at a reasonable cost.
This particular Statue of Liberty is a replica located on the Ile aux Cygnes Island in Paris and sits in the middle of the River Seine facing towards America.
This particular sundial by Salvador Dali who was a surrealist artist is located on Rue Saint-Jacques in Paris on the side of a building four meters above street level.
The Dome du Marais restaurant serves gourmet French cuisine in historical surroundings in its winter garden with glass domed roof that dating from the 1800s.
The Cite de la Mode et du Design sits along the bank of the River Seine and has a very contemporary design with shops, places to eat and temporary exhibitions.
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