(Last Update: 05.03.2024) In countries governed by republics, it is customary to name one of the most beautiful squares of the city as "Republic Square". As such, in Paris, as in many cities of France, one of the most beautiful squares of the city is called "Republic Square". Republique Square – Place de la République (plas dö lâ repüblik or plas dö lâ ğepublik) was named. When referring to it as a district, it is briefly referred to as "République".
3rd, 10th and 11th of Paris arrondissemantRepublique Square, located at the intersection of 283 meters long, 119 meters wide It is a very large and magnificent square. Especially for a city like Paris, which has a smaller surface area compared to other world metropolises, it makes more sense to have space reserved for such large squares.
Until 1789 “Place du Château d'EauThe square, which was known as "Place de la République", was named "Place de la République" after the French Revolution. With a competition opened during this period, "La Monument à la République / Statue of the RepublicIt was decided to place .
A temporary statue was placed on July 14, 1880, and the current bronze statue was placed on July 14, 1883, giving the square its characteristic feature and has maintained this feature ever since. The 15-meter female statue placed on a 9,5-meter pedestal symbolizes the republic. The three main statue groups on the pedestal constitute the building blocks of France.freedom, equality, fraternity" well "freedom, equality, fraternityIt symbolizes the concepts.
Republique Square is actively used especially in commemorations and protests. When the French want to protest something or organize a commemoration on any issue, they gather in the square and leave flowers and candles in front of the statue. Sometimes graffitiThere are times when they exaggerate and damage the statue, but there are moments that can be ignored. After a while, the statue and its surroundings are cleaned.
The square is at a very strategic location.. 5 units metro line intersects here. That's why Republique Square Accommodation in Paris One of the preferred regions for It is possible to reach 7 different directions via 7 different roads leaving the area around the square.. Assuming that you are standing in the square in the position where the statue stands, let me try to describe which directions you can reach as follows:
If you move down from the direction the statue is facing Arts et Métiers Museum over Les HallesYou will reach . On the left side of the statue, the cafe opened after the Bataclan attack, which means "Shakes but Doesn't Sink" in Latin. Fluctuat Nec Mergitur there is. If you enter the boulevard on the left from here Grands Boulevards over Galeries Lafayette ve Opera It is possible to go to the region. From the boulevard on the right side East Railway Station ve Gare du Nord going to the side. Just two steps from behind the statue Canal Saint Martin – Saint Martin Canal It's a different world out there.
If we move to the other side of the statue, it is possible to go to three different places from three different roads. from left to right BastilleYou go down to , and on the way Merci Concept Store There are also… The middle path will take you NationIt leads to , and the road to the left of the left is Père Lachaise CemeteryIt takes you up to . When you go south, you will find yourself in the culture and arts centre. Carreau du Temple and a lively marketplace and food and beverage venue. Red Children's Market waiting. Below, with all its richness Marais District.
As you can see, Republique Square – Place de la République is a very fertile square. In your search for a hotel in Paris There are many food and beverage venues and chain restaurants around the square, which can be considered one of the important locations to stay. For example, the famous mussel restaurant Leon from Brussels One of the places I can recommend is; So you won't go hungry here :)
Here metro to come with M3, M5, M8, M9 ve M11 All you have to do is get off at the "République" station using lines numbered.
Pleasant trips, pleasant discoveries.
Address: Place de la République, 75003 Paris
