One of the most beautiful squares in Paris is the Place de la Concorde, located between the Tuileries Garden and the Champs-Elysées. The Place de la Concorde, originally bearing the name of Louis XV, was defeated in the 17th century and crowned with a statue of the King. Later, the square was decorated with an Egyptian obelisk, fountains and other marble statues.

In addition, one can distinguish the Place des Vosges or the Royal Square, covered on all sides by identical houses faced with red brick and white stone, only two of which differ from the others - these are the King's pavilions and the Queen.

And another masterpiece of Parisian architecture is the Place Vendôme, on one side of which is the famous Ritz Hotel, and on the other two the most beautiful palaces.