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I heard about this from a Rick Steve’s interview with Elaine Sciolino, who wrote an excellent NYT article about the gardens of Paris. The square has the oldest tree in Paris, a seedling from Virginia planted in 1602. Tourists and locals alike were enjoying the...More
We just happened upon this lovely square, after visiting Notre Dame. The Christmas Market was lovely - very much a boutique style Christmas Market. The square itself was also very pretty, with lots of trees, paths & nice places to sit. I wish I'd realised...More
Just near the river and it’s a lovely shady park with some benches which allows people to enjoy lunch. Boarded by shops and a church. Loads of pigeons around but unlike seagulls they don’t hassle you whilst you eat. I did have to forgo a...More
Lovely little green space across the street from Shakespeare and company and so close to Notre Dame that one feels one could reach out and touch a tower. Because of a church wall on one side, we read an announcement for a concert and returned...More
I like to take my lunch here and sit in the park enjoying the landscape design, the sun, and the city all around me.
There is a place to refill your water bottle here. At the far corner is the oldest tree in Paris. We were there in March, so there wasn't any thing blooming
A very nice garden in the middle of the historic buildings, museum and shopping of the Marais. I like to buy a takeaway falafel sandwich on Rue des Rosiers and bring it here to eat in the sun.
This is a nice park overlooking the Notre-Dame cathedral. We were here during Christmas so they had an awesome Christmas market. The market was filled with stalls selling cheese, wine, oils, pastries, gifts, jewelry, clothing and ornaments. The square was also decorated in Christmas decorations...More
I was there several time, it was just a surprise to see the Notre-Dame Cathedral from taht point of view and to eget an inspiration for takin pictues with square's roses and the monument together with the nice view of Notre-Dame towers behind. The large...More
A very lovely square in the center of Paris, one that many tourists pass through quickly but worth some extra time. Lovely.
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