Place des Vosges, A Royal Oasis of Serenity and Art

Place des Vosges, 75004 Paris
Many elderly people also take walks on the lawn
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Square

Introduction

The royal palace, built in 1612, is a symmetrical complex of over thirty houses, all with arches on the ground floor. The earliest houses were made of bricks, while the rest were constructed with wood and painted in a brick-like color on the exterior to save time and money. These buildings all face the square, creating a magnificent landscape.
Address
Place des Vosges, 75004 Paris
Transportation
Subway: Bastille station on lines 1/5/8 or St-Paul station on line 1.
Website http://www.parisinfo.com/transports/73189/Place-des-Vosges

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