L'église de la Madeleine

Just near Concorde Square, there is also a small flower market nearby, similar to the market, a church with a Greek architectural style, and a completely different Choi Xizhu such as Notre Dame, it is also worth visiting.

The church of Madeleine is a Greek-style church, with a tall Corinthian colonnade, a mountain-shaped roof that makes the church look grand and magnificent, and the interior is exquisitely decorated with gold. To this day, the church is constantly tinkering.

Madeleine Square is also a square that is famous in Paris. The square has a Roman-style building, and there are many old buildings around the square, there are many coffees along the street, a very casual place, and a flower market.

The church of Madeleine, the church is not as famous as Notre Dame, so there are few tourists visiting the church, but it also maintains a good quiet and solemn atmosphere. The traffic around the church is a bit chaotic, and the obelisk of Concorde can be seen from the main entrance of the church. The statues inside the church are very Greek style, and the exquisite and delicate sculptures are a major feature of European churches. Every angel statue is lifelike. The exterior of the church is very different from the general church. It is surrounded by 52 Corinthian columns 20 meters high. It was built to commemorate the glory of Napoleon's army. From afar, she was more like a palace than the church Madeleine, and she did experience many uses in the changing times, and finally became a church, facing the obelisk of Concorde Square, standing quietly among the endless crowd.

Madeleine Church, a church that passes by unintentionally on the way to Concorde Square on the streets of Paris, is less famous than Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Therefore, few visitors visit the church, but it also maintains a good quiet and solemn atmosphere. The traffic around the church was chaotic and busy. From the main entrance of the church, you could see the obelisk of Concorde Square. The sculptures inside the church are of Greek style. The exquisite sculptures are one of the characteristics of European churches. Every angel is lifelike. The outside of the church is very different from the ordinary church. It is surrounded by 52 Collins columns 20 meters high. It was originally built in memory of the glory of Napoleon's army. From a distance, Madeleine is more like a palace than a church. She did go through many uses in the changing times, and eventually became a church. The obelisk of Harmony Square stands in silence among the endless stream of people.

Madeleine Church is located at the northern end of Royal Road on the north side of Concorde Square in downtown Paris. At the intersection of eight main avenues in downtown Paris, it belongs to neoclassical style, originally in memory of the glory of Napoleon's army. Madeleine Church is supported by 52 white Koslin cylinders up to 20 meters. Its top is decorated with flowers and grass carvings. Its broad steps are surrounded by flowers. With a hill-shaped roof, the whole building resembles a Greek temple. It is solemn and magnificent. To the East is Wandome Square and to the west is St. Augustine Church. It's very convenient to come here by subway or bus.

The magnificent architecture is the first scenic spot to visit after arriving in Paris. The tall pillars and the sculptures of the twelve apostles are all very vivid. The interior space of the church is huge, which gives people a feeling of great momentum. It's because there's so much urine around the church that it tastes great!

Madeleine Church is located at the north end of Concorde Square. It can be seen from a distance from the square. Madeleine Church was built in 1764, but it seems that it has not really been completed. It is still under construction. It has no bell tower and spire. It has Roman style. It is surrounded by 52 20-meter-high pillars.