A very large square with a very beautiful architecture, here you will find some Paris landmarks that are typical photo spots of the city. It is a pity that cars pass through this area, it would be much better if it were exclusively pedestrianized. Unfortunately, at the time of my visit, the Obelisk was undergoing renovation.

Great location, a visiter! Place de La Concorde is perhaps the most spacious square in Paris. Unlike other squares in the city, it is bounded by buildings only to the North. Louis XV architect Jacques-ane Gabriel deliberately opened the view of the Seine, the Tuileries Park and the Champs-Elysees. Parisians who came to the opening in 1763 saw on the square not a long pencil obelisk, but a statue of Louis XV. However, the subsequent history of the square was tragic. On may 30, 1770, Parisians celebrated the second (first by proxy) marriage of the grandson of Louis XV with the Austrian Princess Marie Antoinette. Many people gathered as the Treasury paid for music, fireworks, wine, bread and meat. The celebration ended with a terrible stampede and the death of 139 Parisians. A century later, the same thing will happen to the Russian Emperor Nicholas II on the Khodynka field. As you know, he shared the fate of Louis XVI. Concorde it was too late. With the guillotine. The guillotine moved here to the place de La revolution from the famous place de Greve (now the place Hotel de Ville) in 1792 to mark the 30th anniversary of the square with the execution of Louis XVI. However, deprived of Royal privileges, he was called by that time citizen Louis Capet. His hapless wife followed him six months later in October 1793 here. However, the accusers Danton, Hebert, Chaumette and Robespierre were beheaded here. After all, the guillotine, a Scottish invention, was applied to all citizens without exception, which emphasized their equality before the law. The directory removed the guillotine from the square and renamed it the place de La Concorde. Artist David proposed to install a Statue of "Horses of Marley" on the side of the Champs-Elysees. However, the main changes occurred almost half a century later under Louis-Philippe in 1836. The main landmark of the square is the 23-meter Luxor obelisk of Ramses II. Installing the 230-ton gift of the Governor of Egypt, Mehmet Ali, was a non-trivial task. Allegorical statues of the 8 main cities of France (Marseille, Lyon, Bordeaux, Brest, Nantes, Lille, Rouen and Strasbourg) emphasize regional unity. Paris and Toulouse are forgotten. Interestingly, the statue of Strasbourg was draped from 1871 to 1918, when the capital of Alsace was occupied as a result of the disastrous Franco-Prussian war of 1870. Read less

When my wife and I visited the Concorde square after a few years, we were surprised to find that a world-class event would take place here. Unfortunately, we did not see the market in all its beauty, but we did see the teddy bear mascot of the Rugby World Cup.

(Translated by Google) Supper! (Original) Суппер!

One of the most beautiful squares in Paris with a amazing Egyptian monument, a stone pillar. This square is worth a visit and easily reachable by walk from Tuileries Garden. The view of the river and the Eiffel in the bridge nearby is amazing

A notable square in Paris, situated at the eastern end of the Champs-Élysées and is known for its iconic Egyptian obelisk, fountains, and historical significance. The square has witnessed numerous pivotal events in French history, including the execution of King Louis XVI during the French Revolution, offering splendid views of landmarks.

Originally the square was called Louis XV (1758). During the French Revolution, the square became one of the great meeting places of the revolutionary period, especially when the guillotine was installed there. This is where Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were executed. It is estimated that some 1,119 people were publicly decapitated in the square during the French Revolution. In the square there are two fountains, the one to the south commemorates the maritime trade and industry of France, and the fountain to the north commemorates navigation and trade on the rivers of France.

(Translated by Google) I like to roam the Place de la Concorde in the wide open spaces and the garden next door attracts me more than ever. (Original) J'aime errer dans les grands espaces la place de la concorde et le jardin d'à côté m'attire plus que jamais.

Beautiful, every time I'm in Paris, i visiting this place. You can go from Louvre side and sit on chair and just enjoy beautiful view.

Major public square, scene of executions, decorated with fountains, statues. One of the best tourist attraction, Center of Avenue. A very large square with a very beautiful architecture, here you will find some Paris landmarks that are typical photo spots of the city. It is a pity that cars pass through this area, it would be much better if it were exclusively pedestrianized. The square is nice and open. Great place to walk around and for photo op. Accessible towards Tuilleries garden and to river Seine. First time close to this huge sized Obelisk, its really impressive and very beautiful, full of golden hieroglyphs, its really an impressive work of art. Do not miss it if you have the chance to be close by! The Place de la Concorde is one of the major public squares in Paris, France. Measuring 7.6 ha (19 acres) in area, it is the largest square in the French capital. It is located in the city's eighth arrondissement, at the eastern end of the Champs-Élysées. With the Reign of Terror coming to its end in 1795, the square was officially renamed Place de la Concorde, which is a reference to peace and harmony. It was the site of many notable public executions, including the executions of King Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette and Maximilien Robespierre in the course of the French Revolution, during which the square was temporarily renamed Place de la Revolution.

It’s a nice plaza to walk around in, the fountain looks very elegant, really interesting morbid history about it too.

I visited this place during the Christmas holidays, we walked to this place from our hotel in the evening, the Obelisk lights up at night, it looked beautiful!!! You can walk around and also see the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de triumph. A good place to take pictures and safe for kids and family.

Historical plaza that needs to be seen while you are in Paris! We weren’t so lucky and while we were visiting, place is partially under construction. But still..so much historical facts and amazing architecture. Highly recommend!

Beautiful area in Paris. You can walk to many of the attractions there. You just need a good pair of comfortable shoes.

Too bad there was so much roadworks around the place. Didn't really enjoyed it. Hope will look better next time I'm back to Paris.

The square is nice and open. Great place to walk around and for photo op. Accessible towards Tuilleries garden and to river Seine.

If you walk down from Arc de Triomphe to the end of Champs Elysees, you will find Place de la Concorde. It is the largest public square in Paris and was originally the site of public executions, including Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The place is located in a bustling area near the Seine and the Tuileries Gardens entrance. A great photo spot with it’s two fountains and monument.

Must come during the Rugby World Cup. Lovely atmosphere and busy like crazy when France is playing, and the entrance is free. Beer, hot dog, sausage, hamburger and fries are also reasonably priced.

A beautiful square in Paris, Place de las Concorde. From we can see Eiffel Tower and other important buildings.

I thought the Obelisk would be more impressive but yeah. It doesn’t suit the landscape that much but still glad to finally see it.

The place de la Concorde area is a memorial place. Very nice and you can look the whole street of Champs-Elysées

Pretty cool obelisk, which was a gift from Egypt and is around 3,000 years old.

Beautiful place. I especially love the beautiful fountains which are often a feature in many films..., they are the fountain that she dumps her mobile phone at the end of "The Devil Loves Prada."

If you are on a tour to Paris and you do not visit Place de la Concorde, your trip is incomplete. Place de la Concorde is one of the widely visited public squares in Paris. Place de la Concorde is surrounded by many famous places of Paris such as Champ-Elysees to the west and Pont de la Concorde to the south.

Very central and beautiful place to spend sometime when you are in Paris. Love the vastness of this compound.

Perfect

(Translated by Google) It is one of the most famous squares in Paris and is located at the eastern end of the Champs Elysees. In the past, this square was called Louis XV. During the first French Revolution and during the period known as the assassination of the famous guillotine machine was installed in this square. The heads of many French men of the time, such as Antoine Lavoisier, the discoverer of oxygen, Louis XVI, and Marie Antoinette, were guillotined in this square. In this square, on the edge of Royal Avenue, is the French Maritime Ministry building, the Crailion Hotel and the US Embassy. On the other side of the square is the Tuileries Garden, which leads to the Louvre. (Original) از میدان‌های مشهور شهر پاریس است و در انتهای شرقی خیابان شانز الیزه قرار گرفته‌است. در گذشته این میدان به نام لویی پانزدهم نامیده می‌شد. در طول انقلاب اول فرانسه و در دوره معروف به ترور دستگاه مشهور گیوتین در این میدان نصب شده بود. سر بسیاری از رجال آن دوره فرانسه نظیر آنتوان لاوازیه کاشف اکسیژن، لویی شانزدهم و ماری آنتوانت در این میدان به زیر گیوتین رفت. در این میدان و در حاشیه خیابان رویال ساختمان وزارت دریاداری فرانسه، هتل کریلیون و سفارت ایالات متحده قرار دارد. در سوی دیگر میدان باغ تویلری که به موزه لوور منتهی می‌شود قرار گرفته‌است.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful area, views of the river and the Eiffel Tower (Original) Гарна площа, вид на річку і Ейфелеву вежу

(Translated by Google) A very nice place not only to look at the sights but also to take a leisurely stroll in the evening. Alone, the way through the illuminated street there (Champs-Élysées) is very beautiful in the evening. At the Christmas market we ate so much and so good as we haven't in a long time. There were so many different things. (Original) Ein sehr schöner Ort nicht nur um die Sehenswürdigkeiten zu betrachten sonder auch am Abend in ruhe zu spazieren. Schon alleine, der Weg durch die beleuchtete Strasse dort hin (Champs-Élysées) ist am Abend sehr schön. Auf dem Weihnachtsmarkt haben wir sooo viel und sooo gut gegessen wie lang nicht mehr. Es gab so viel verschiedenes.

(Translated by Google) The Luxor Obelisk is the oldest monument on the land of Paris that testifies to a "French fondness" for the ancient civilization of Egypt. It was uprooted from the roots of its temple in the city of Luxor in southern Egypt and erected in the Place de la Concorde during the nineteenth century. An environment different from its original environment. L'Obélisque de Louxor est le plus ancien monument du pays de Paris qui témoigne d'un "penchant français" pour l'ancienne civilization égyptienne. Il a été déraciné des racines de son temple dans la ville de Louxor dans le sud de l'Égypte et érigé place de la Concorde au XIXe siècle, un environnement différent de son environnement d'origine. (Original) تعد مسلة الأقصر أقدم أثر على أرض باريس يشهد على "ولع فرنسي" بحضارة مصر القديمة، اجتُثت من جذور معبدها في مدينة الأقصر جنوبي مصر ونُصبت في ميدان الكونكورد خلال القرن التاسع عشر، فأصبحت شاهدة على كثير من الصراعات والأحداث السياسية والوطنية للجمهورية الفرنسية حتى الآن في بيئة مغايرة لبيئتها الأصلية. L'Obélisque de Louxor est le plus ancien monument du pays de Paris qui témoigne d'un "penchant français" pour l'ancienne civilisation égyptienne. Il a été déraciné des racines de son temple dans la ville de Louxor dans le sud de l'Égypte et érigé place de la Concorde au XIXe siècle, un environnement différent de son environnement d'origine.

Such a beautiful and iconic spot in Paris!

I was just walking around there as a typical tourist and then just met the former Victoria Secret's model.😊 Yeah, it was a bit funny to see some girl is making pictures with a photographer and some stylish guy around this location. I realized it's her and also it was the Paris fashion week though. Meet a model - done✅

Great place to visit and take some nice pics. Definitely recommend this.

An absolutely huge avenue. The video would have been better had it been beautiful sunshine. Place de Concorde is a major public square in Paris. Here you can also find Fontaine des Fleuves, the Egyptian Obelisque de Luxor and Fontaine des Mers. It's focal point leads to the Champs-Elysee and behind the Jardin des Tuileries.

The biggest square in Paris with historical meaning as this is the square where the guillotine was installed during the revolution. Today the square is used for a lot of big government events. The square is surrounded by beautiful buildings and links the champs elysee street to the jardin des tuileries and the palais Bourbon. This is also where the famous egyptian obelisk is located. A must do when visiting Paris.

The biggest and centrally located square in Paris surrounded by beautiful and historical buildings where you can also see the view of Eiffel Tower. You can also reach there by walking through a big and beautiful Tuileries garden as its just outside of it. The square is also used for a lot of cultural and other events. The square links the Champs-Elysee street to the palais Bourbon. A must go place when visiting Paris.

If you follow up toward the gardens, there're chairs to sit and enjoy the view from above. Also you can take nice photos of the Eiffel Tower on the distance. Nice place to take photos and buy souvenirs.

I visited this site during RWC 2023. It was extremely busy because of all the rugby watchers. The fanpark was erected here so that contributed to the amount of people. It was however a very nice area. There are a lot of very old and historical buildings around. Many shops, restaurants and pubs around. Worth a visit.

Visited on a hot dusty day in July, little shade at the actual Obelisk and not very child friendly due to its location in the middle of a huge traffic roundabout, but it's a great great of engineering.. Both in the first place to build it and secondly to transport and relocate it to Paris from Luxor.

Great place for strolling. Looking at the scenery & enjoying the weather. Was nice to see all this. Created in 1772, Place de la Concorde was originally known for having been an execution site during the French Revolution. Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette (among others) were guillotined here. Between 1836 and 1846 the architect Jacques-Ignace Hittorf redesigned the square to become what it is today. The Place de la Concorde is the largest square in Paris located between the Champs Elysees and the Tuileries Gardens, in the 8th district of Paris. Hotel de Crillon, the Hotel de la Marine, two fountains and in the center, a 22 meter high obelisk are on this square.

Superbe place de bon matin...You just better walk on this place early in the morning and you will see beauty ! One of the best in Paris !

Nice architectural monument. Very well connected and not too far away from the Champs-Élysées.

I'm not a great lover of architecture or antiquities, but once you leave the Louvrè museum your eyes will fall on the Parisian Caroselle and walking towards that part you will immerse yourself in a stupendous park full of fountains and sculptures that will prevent you from continuing, but if if you manage to get further down than the rides you will find yourself in front of some wonderful pieces of history plated in gold and sculpted by hand, truly breathtaking. But the most incredible thing is that it's all free. It's really something to do that I highly recommend!

I visited here during the Rugby World Cup 2023. I watched a few rugby games here and the atmosphere was electric. Easy to navigate your way here and many possibilities to buy something to eat or drink. It is also nearby other iconic landmarks as well as local restaurants and pubs.

😊 Must visit in Paris !! Located at the end or beginning of the Champs Élysées depends on your reference !! A piece of the history of France 🇫🇷. Many people were guillotined in the center of the square - Queen 👸 Marie Antoinette and King 🤴 Louis XVI during the French Revolution !! It is a super busy and super well maintained square. Parisian and many tourists frequent this place! There is a fountain and an Obelisk! 😊 Super recommended 😊

This square has an incredible historical importance combined with the most unique beauty given by the fountains and the impressive Egyptian Obelisk as well as the perspective towards the Champs Elysees and the other three sides as well. The night view is magical and highly recommended.

This place is amazing. The horns blaring aloud. Once you get to the Champs Elysee there is so much history plan for a couple hours here!

Hi everyone, I know who you are, and what answer you are looking for... Sometimes it's better to keep quiet about some secret. But I would like to say this : to this area there is some forces, energy, spirits who does not like dirts... Thank you for your understanding 🌻🌹⚡

Absolutely stunning. I love the lantern lights dotted around. The view of the Eiffel Tower, the Arch De Triumph and the Touleres Garden are stunning

A great square of Paris and France - Place de la Concorde, each step is historical markers, with monuments that have become legendary!

C'est un endroit magnifique, très spacieux, très beau parmi les lumières, la décoration avec les arbres et les fontaines.

Есть бесплатный туалет на парковке!)

(Translated by Google) Magical (Original) Magique

Great place to visit.

(Translated by Google) I was (Original) Iyiydi

(Translated by Google) A must-see in the French capital. Place de la Concorde, with 8.64 hectares [1], is the largest square in Paris. The name would have been chosen by the Directory to mark the reconciliation of the French after the excesses of the Terror. Located on the right bank in the 8th arrondissement, at the foot of the Champs-Élysées, it connects them, which rise to the north-west, to the Tuileries garden which extends to the south-east. Via the rue Royale, it opens to the north on the Church of the Madeleine and to the south, via the Pont de la Concorde which crosses the Seine towards the 7th arrondissement, on the Palais Bourbon. Administratively, the square itself is located in the Champs-Élysées district of which it is the eastern end. But the two buildings that border it to the north, on either side of rue Royale, are in the Madeleine district, still in the 8th arrondissement, while the Tuileries garden which adjoins it is located in the Saint -Germain-l'Auxerrois of the 1st arrondissement. Paris is magic because the magic men preceded each other (Original) Un lieu incontournable sur la capitale française.La place de la Concorde, avec 8,64 hectares[1], est la plus grande place de Paris. Le nom aurait été choisi par le Directoire pour marquer la réconciliation des Français après les excès de la Terreur. Située sur la rive droite dans le 8e arrondissement, au pied des Champs-Élysées, elle relie ceux-ci, qui montent vers le nord-ouest, au jardin des Tuileries qui s'étend vers le sud-est. Par la rue Royale, elle ouvre au nord sur l'église de la Madeleine et au sud, par le pont de la Concorde qui traverse la Seine vers le 7e arrondissement, sur le palais Bourbon. Administrativement, la place elle-même est située dans le quartier des Champs-Élysées dont elle est l’extrémité orientale. Mais les deux bâtiments qui la bordent au nord, de part et d’autre de la rue Royale, sont dans le quartier de la Madeleine, toujours dans le 8e arrondissement, tandis que le jardin des Tuileries qui la jouxte est situé dans le quartier Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois du 1er arrondissement. Paris est magique car les hommes magiques se sont précédés

(Translated by Google) Absolutely superb 🥰🥰🥰 (Original) Absolument superbe 🥰🥰🥰

(Translated by Google) pity that on this place the cleanliness is more than neglected (Original) dommage que sur cette place la propreté soit plus que négligé

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place with this magnificent obelisk (Original) Très belle place avec cette obélisque magnifique

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful historic square, impressive in size (Original) Très belle place historique, impressionnante par sa taille

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

Old travel pic :)

(Translated by Google) Magnificent Concorde! (Original) Magnifique Concorde!

(Translated by Google) Place de la Concorde is one of the most visited places in Paris. It is the largest square in Paris, it covers an area of ​​8.64 hectares. It is adorned with the Luxor Obelisk, a fountain. On the north side stands the Hôtel le Crillon. Place de la Concorde also marks the beginning of the avenue des Champs Élysées. (Original) La place de la Concorde est l'un des endroits les plus visités de Paris. Cest la plus grande place de Paris, elle couvre une superficie de 8,64 hectares. Elle est ornée de l'obélisque de Louxor, d'une fontaine. Sur le côté Nord se dresse l'hôtel le Crillon. La place de la Concorde marque aussi le début de l'avenue des champs Élysées.

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful and the most historic of Parisian squares. Formerly Place Louis XV then Place de la Révolution. (Original) La plus belle et la plus historique des places parisiennes. Jadis place Louis XV puis place de la Révolution.

😎😎😎😎

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Красивое место

(Translated by Google) Always so beautiful monuments of Paris (Original) Toujours aussi beau les monuments de Paris

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to make a wish (Original) Hermoso lugar para pedir un deseo

(Translated by Google) Allows you to park your scooter and the view is nice, nice place (Original) Permet de garer lon scooter et la vue est sympas, belle place

(Translated by Google) One of the most famous squares in Paris, starting the Champs Elysees from the Tuileries Gardens. P.S. The bus drivers driving through the square are extremely aggressive. Who came to Paris by car - be extremely careful. (Original) Одна из самых известных площадей Парижа, начинающая Елисейские поля от сада Тюильри. P.S. Водители автобусов, проезжающие площадь, крайне агрессивны. Кто приехал в Париж на авто - будьте крайне осторожны.

(Translated by Google) It was a good training of uneven for the Paris Versailles race, it's a pleasure. (Original) Ça était un bon entraînement de dénivelés pour la course de Paris Versailles c'est un plaisir .

(Translated by Google) A landmark of Paris (Original) معلم من معالم باريس

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. (Original) Magnifique place.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Lieu magnifique

(Translated by Google) A spectacular place to visit from November to December 15 for the snow and the Christmas lights in the streets (Original) Un sitio espetacular para se visitar a partir de noviembre hasta 15 de diciembre por la nieve y las luces navideñas en las calles

(Translated by Google) One of the nicer views in Paris. (Original) Jeden z ładniejszych widoków w Paryżu.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Très beau

(Translated by Google) Magnificent! (Original) Magnifico!

(Translated by Google) The monument with its pretty good garden in Paris I came here by city bus from the hotel. . just hard to find a toilet ... (Original) Monumen dengan tamannya yang lumayan bagus di Paris saya kesini naik bus kota dari Hotel. .hanya susah untuk cari wc ...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Magnifique place

Nice spot to take some pics and check this ancient stone... the oldest one in France

is located at the beginning of the Elysée poles. It is very pretty. you can see the triumphal arch and the Eiffel towers.

The Egyptian Obelisk stands proudly in the center of Paris

A beautiful Plaza with lovely fountains in the heart of Paris city. It's around 2 km walk, away from Eiffel tower, or around 2 km walk from the Arc de Triumph. One can visit all these attractions on foot, when visiting Paris. A visit to the Place de la Concorde is not to be missed, especially during the evening hours.

A huge square. Gorgeous.

Big square at the end of Av. de Champs Élysees. Interesting fountains and an original Egyptian obelisk are in the center of the square. Traffic is horrible on and around the square, not really a place to hang out.

Very good egyption style

First time close to this huge sized Obelisk, its really impressive and very beautiful, full of golden hieroglyphs, its really an impressive work of art. Do not miss it if you have the chance to be close by!

On a beautiful sunny autumn day we strolled down the Champs-Élysées to the Place de la Concorde to see the fountain and the obelisk. It is indeed a truly historical location and you can see the Eiffel Tower from here as well. It is a must see in Paris and easily accessed by car or bus and quite near the major shopping brands on the Champs-Élysées and round at the opera Garnier.

You can see la tour effel and Arc de Triomphe around here

A very well known landmark. I don't believe it is a must see. If you are looking for the metro: it is located in the eastern corner.

Very famous in Paris. Soraunded by Louvre, Invalides, Alexandar III bridge and Champs Elysees is a main square in Paris. Statua Obelisk from Egypt is in the middle od it.

A nice place to walk and see all the great buildings and monuments of Paris. Beautiful!

You Have to visit this location for a wonderful walk specially at night

Huge square with very interesting History... I strongly recommend reading the square's History Facts and I promise your visit will come to another level.

Gorgeous. Well worth a visit. You can drop in for a coffee and crepe at the entrance to Jardins de Tuillieries in front of The Louvre, or walk to the Champs Elysees.

An ambient place surrounding the palace. Most tourist often roam around and it's like one of the busy area.

Great place and historic. Also, this is where the team buses are kept during the Sunday of the final stage of the Tour de France. I took some great photos here and met several cyclists. Highly recommend walking here when the race is finished.

Splendid with its 2 monumental fountains and its majestic façades. Located at the bottom of the Champs-Élysées avenue, it is accessible via the Concorde Metro station (Metro 1, 8 and 12)

Huge Square , lots of interesting architecture, particularly the ornate fountains. Huge obelisk. Easy access from the gardens, or zig zag your way there from the other side via the crossings Plenty of space and not too busy in the morning

The concorde is a great place to take pictures, it is surrounded by so many attractions in Paris, the Tuileries garden, the Louvre, Eiffel tower, street Rivoli, and of course the famous Champs Élysées. The sunset here is amazing! And it is nice to walk here!

The traffic circle is controlled pretty well. the water fountain was a nice touch but don't visit during fashion week. All of the tents and stuff mess up the views.

Nothing to go out of your way for, but if you go on Les Champs Élysé you have a good chance of walking by this location. Pics are from there on New Year's Eve, so crowds were beyond large.

Beautiful spot to see important sites of Paris. Walking distance to several areas and just at the most beautiful bridge in the city.

The biggest square in Paris with very long history including notable public executions and revolution. For me, the history here is more interesting than the place (Please look up on the internet). Luxor Obelisk is the highlight as it stands elegantly in the center of the square. If you look closely there are beautiful Hieroglyphics on each side of the obelisk. The pillar was a gift from Egypt as a gratitude and friendship. As I understand, there are only two of these Obelisks in the world, one is in Paris and another one is in front of Luxor temple, Thebes. In return, France gave Egypt the mechanical clock. Nice place for a quick photoshoot but great place for learning history.

Place de la Concorde as I remember it, the center of the grand park of Paris. The Arc de Triomphe is on end, the Tuileries Gardens next to it, and the Louvre on the other end. It’s a center of a lot of human activities 👨‍🦽🚶‍♂️🏃🚴🏼🛼 There’s a lot of construction at the moment so one ventures either to the Tuileries, the Louvre, the Arc or the Eiffel Tower. The structures in the Place needs attention 🫤🫤🫤. The two lady sculptures need serious stone washing. Some of lamps need re-painting.

Paris Concorde is not only a historic square but also a symbol of French unity and democracy, located at the end of the Champs-Élysées. It's famous for its magnificent Egyptian obelisk, gifted by Egypt to France in the 19th century, and surrounded by stunning architecture, making it a popular tourist attraction. The square has witnessed many significant events throughout French history.

Nice place but recently very chaotic, mainly because of the Rugby Village. You can cycle there but all kinds of detours. Of course, the nice buildings are good for sight seeing. Also if you are lucky, there is a fashion show in one of the places surrounding the square. I was there a month ago and there was a fashion show of Dior. Of course I did not have an invitation, but it was a nice experience to be able to see from the gate the entrance with all the lights and people at the show. I had a chance to take photos of the obelisk which is originally from Egypt. Impressive to have been that close.

We went to the fan park for the Rugby world cup. It was really amazing and there were alot of food options and entertainment. Alot of big screens too to see the Rugby from anywhere in the fan park. We felt safe and relaxed and had an awesome time!