Paris's niche spots || Paris has always been a popular destination for European travel

||Paris has always been a popular destination for European travel. Paris niche places || 🇫🇷 Paris has always been a popular destination for European travel Almost all the attractions have been discovered Xiao Pengge 🤵🏻‍♂ has hidden several unique buildings If you come to Paris, you must come and see it❗ 1⃣ French Origin Notre Dame de Paris is the symbol of ancient Paris and is located in the center of the city. In front of Notre Dame is a square built on October 10, 1924. Point Zéro, a circular bronze plaque with the Paris coat of arms It is the starting point used by France to measure mileage across the country. 2⃣Saint Chapel The rose glass windows of the Sainte-Chapelle are exquisite Colorful, mysterious and romantic I will be sad if anyone goes to Paris and doesn't see this glass window ok❓ 3⃣ Laverot Building Along the Seine towards the Eiffel Tower There is a magnificent building The entire building is filled with wavy lines and plant-like patterns. The mysterious exterior wall forces its way into your field of vision 4⃣Lu's House In the heart of the Plaine Monceau between the 8th and 17th arrondissements There is an architectural gem that is out of place in Paris This is a private museum that expresses the deceased's love for his motherland China. Seeing Chinese-style buildings in a distant foreign land suddenly gave me some unique feelings. 5. Luxembourg Gardens Luxembourg Gardens has 115 statues It is also the most popular place for locals to have a picnic. Spring Days Clink glasses amidst the flowing fountains and lush green flowers A comfortable French life starts from now 6⃣Luxembourg Palace The Luxembourg Palace in the park has always been the exclusive property of the Senate. The Italian Tuscan-style palace is very prominent in the park If you are lucky enough to wait until the Heritage Day event, you can enter and visit You will be shocked by its luxury and beauty. 7⃣ Statue of Liberty, France Is there anyone who doesn't know that the Statue of Liberty was designed by the French? The Statue of Liberty on Swan Island commemorates the French Revolution Initially it was facing the Eiffel Tower and the torch was pointing towards the Elysee Palace. It was not until 1937 that it began to face the direction of the Statue of Liberty in the United States. Paris Île-de-France