7 incredible free places to visit in Paris | Travel News | Travel
Paris has many parks and gardens that offer peaceful escapes in the vibrant city. (Picture: Getty)
Paris attracts a large number of tourists due to iconic ground signs, rich history, live culture, first -class museums and romantic environment. The Eiffel Tower is the Louvre Museum, the Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame Cathedral are the main shots for Paris’s recognizable symbols and visitors.
Paris also has an developing art and fashion scene and a rich history seen in its architecture and neighborhoods. All of these contribute to the status of a global tourism center, and often branded as expensive to visit the city. However, it is possible to visit Paris with a budget by making smart choices about where you will eat, stay and visit and visit. We have found 7 list of 7 great attraction centers that you can visit for free on your trip in this famous city.
Place des Vosges
Place des Vosges is the oldest planned square of Paris in the Marais region. It is a historical place known for its symmetrical architecture, red brick facades and slate roofs. The square is surrounded by a central garden and 36 pavilions on the ground floor. A popular place for Paris people and tourists offers a quiet escape and a look at the history of the city.
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Parc Monceau
Parc Monceau is a public park of 8.2 hectares known for its British garden style and unique architectural Follies. Winding paths have several scaled copies of famous structures such as a pond and the Egyptian pyramid and the Dutch windmill. The park also includes sculptures of important French figures and is popular among the natives for recreation and relaxation.
National Archive Museum
Musée des Archives Nationals, also known as the National Archive Museum, is located in Hôtel de Soubise. It protects French archives from the Merovingian era to 1958 and exhibits documents, writings and historical monuments on French and European history.
Luxembourg Gardens
Luxembourg gardens, officially known as Jardin Du Luxembourg, are a great, historical park in the heart of Paris, France. It is known for its official French and British gardens, trees -covered navigation, fountains, sculptures and various entertainment activities. The gardens established in the 17th century are a popular place for both Paris and tourists.
Jardin des tuileies
It is a large public garden between the Louvre Museum and Place de la Concorde. Initially, in 1564, it was a public park after the French Revolution, which was created as special gardens of the Tuilees Palace. Today, Parisis and tourists are popular for resting, wandering and enjoying the green area in the heart of the city. In the garden, there are many sculptures, fountains and large ponds, as well as historical elements and activity areas.
Colonnes de buren
Colonnes de Buren, also known as Les Deux Plateaux, is a public art installation by Palais Royal’s Daniel Buren in Cour d’honneur. It consists of 260 black and white striped columns at changing heights arranged in a grid pattern. The columns made of marble occur from the surface of the courtyard, some extend to the basement floor and create a visual connection between the historical area and underground areas.
Petit Palais
Petit Palais is officially a museum of art that hosts the various collection of arts from ancient times to the beginning of the 20th century in Paris, Paris. It is known for its Beaux-Arts architecture, including the courtyard garden and Peristyle, built for the 1900 Universal Exhibition.
