Paris 🇫🇷Parking lot square converted into an artistic check-in hotspot

The Royal Palace in Paris, France, not only has beautiful gardens, but also a popular photo spot. It is located in the square "Court of Honor" in front of the Royal Palace. There is a place called "Between the Two Pillars". 🔹There are 260 neatly arranged zebra-patterned marble round stone columns of different heights, with a diameter of 60 cm and 8.7 cm black and white vertical stripes. The tallest column is 2 meters high and the shortest is only 10 cm. 🔸This modern work was created by French artist Daniel Buren in 1986 in accordance with the requirements of the French Ministry of Culture at the time. He converted the parking lot square, which was originally used for car modification business and became dirty and messy, without destroying the classical design of the courtyard or erecting statues in the square. 🔸Today, this square has been completely renovated and turned into a place full of art and a great place for people to relax and unwind. #France #Paris #Photography #Check-in #Square