Place des Vosges

"picnic con eli ludo e elen"

@benedetta.allocca11

"Perfect for a little picnic in spring and summer ! And always a good idea for a stroll then going in the Marais neighborhood "

@laconciergeriedelara75

"Place de ma jeunesse, lieu de retrouvailles post-colo et de point de chute après une journée au marais."

@davidking

"Bella, romantica, isolata in mezzo a palazzi altrettanto romantici"

@cri.ruga

"Monument à paris. Tea time chez Carette. "

@darazelli

"Belle place atypique / galerie d'art / parc "

@thiebaudsophia

"tante gallerie d'arte cioè la più antica piazza di Parigi voluta da Enrico IV di Francia. Al centro della piazza si trova un giardino, mentre sotto i portici degli edifici ai lati ci sono tantissimi negozi di antiquariato."

@elenaaurora.baldo

"mimi so film américain à Paris "

@lask13crime

"Beautiful place and typic french architecture "

@brhtristan

"Top ! Parfait si vous voulez parler de vos secrets personne ne parle français ✨"

@nour.ouaja

"Parc trop mimi avec plein de petits cafés autour "

@melissagmd

"Architecture At the end of rue des Frances Bourgeuois, you will run into one of my favorite places in Paris. Place des Vosges is a central square in the Marais filled with beautiful architecture. There is a hidden gem hotel called Le Pavillon de la Reine which you should pop your head in to see the courtyard. In the autumn, the vines cover the exterior of the building as the seasons change. The hotel facade is filled with jasmine in the summer, and the scent takes over the courtyard. Enjoy Places des Vosges in the warmer months for a picnic on a bench or bring a blanket for the grass. Some favorite spots to eat include Carette, which is a bit of a scene on the terrace and great people-watching. You can order breakfast, lunch, a pastry, and hot chocolate here. They have beautiful pastries. Maison de Victor Hugo is also located here, and you can visit the museum. Damman Frères is a lovely tea shop tucked away in Place des Vosges. I love to pick up tea here as gifts to bring home. Camille offers outdoor and indoor seating and classic French food on the same street. The indoor space is a cozy brasserie for lunch or dinner."

@lisa95

"First Royal square in Paris"

@kennyelias8

"Maisons en bric autour. Très joli parc avec plein de bancs et du gason. "

@mariusm796

"Place des Vosges is not to be missed, as the oldest planned square in Paris it's lined with what were once royal residences. Pavilions, arcades and fountains are all features here that you can use to help compose your images. Again it's beautiful and calm in the mornings but also right in the middle of the day can be a fun time to visit too, you'll find people out with their lunch enjoying the sunshine during the warmer months."

@rcrable

"Plus ancienne place de Paris"

@r.battaglia

", la prima piazza reale di Parigi, con i bellissimi palazzi che la circondano e le gallerie d’arte contemporanea che si susseguono sotto i portici."

@giopitch

"Cute square, great for people watching or bringing a book. Recommend coming to site, then grabbing a coffee or treat from Carette, and wandering the Marais"

@lucywillis

"Victor Hugo’s house. Nice park."

@racefan_01

"Lovely outdoors for a takeaway brekky"

@ando21

"Cette vaste place carrée conçue par Henri IV était le centre de la vie élégante et des plaisirs. Place Royale jusqu'à la Révolution, elle prit le nom de place des Vosges en 1800 pour honorer le département qui avait, le premier, acquitté ses impôts. Les 36 pavillons en pierre et en brique ont conservé leur ordonnance originale : rez-de-chaussée à arcades et deux étages surmontés d'un haut toit d'ardoise percé de lucarnes. Au n°6 vécut Victor Hugo dont la maison a été transformée en musée."

@__marie__

"jolie place, maison de Victor Hugo"

@julie.royer

"és on visc jo hahaha, t’encantarà la plaça i pots visitar la casa de Victor Hugo"

@maitealtadill

"Galeries et cafés autour de la place vraiment très sympas"

@enzo.vasconi

"It is the Crown jewel of a district that is not lacking in attractions! The Place des Vosges is one of the oldest squares in Paris, and also one of the most beautiful. Visitors stroll under the arches or along the paths of the central garden, taking time to admire the beautiful facades of red brick."

@lm214

"Nice square with art galleries around"

@triz.tao

"Parc sympa pour faire de belles photos et se poser au soleil "

@chloe.rgrd

"walk around go to galleries. cafe. "

@minyen_97

"Certainement une des places les plus chics de Paris :)"

@emmawlfm

"La place des Vosges est parfaite pour se balader et on peut même y voir la maison de Victor Hugo. "

@kaps.paris

"« «most romantic parc, and oldest in Paris » » Victor Hugo lived on one of corners, louis 13 statue in middle"

@vgunnarssheep

"Andar a volta da placa e passear no “marais” ou em “Bastille”"

@alexandrefonseca

"Tip van Armijn: heerlijk om rond te lopen"

@laurengouman

"Place très belle à voir, avec maison Victor Hugo par parisienne "

@anna.renneson3

"Ci siamo stati anche insieme. I parigini vengono per fare un picnic o stare all’ombra degli alberi. Piazza bellissima, circondata da una serie di portici antichi."

@a.c.angelocataldo

"Piazza più antica di Parigi circondata da case in mattoni rossi e alberi, costituita nel 1612 da Enrico IV"

@crigabba

"Quartier Marais (quartier juif)"

@margheritaantoniaiannello

"First planned square in Paris"

@priyapalekarsingh

"pique nique jardin extraordinaire !!!"

@alka59

"Nice little square garden, with art galeries and coffees around it "

@ulysses_ech

"Parc pour se poser tranquillement !"

@diidii.officieux

"beautiful square, try to enter from hotel du sully"

@_ran_

"Ouverture Lemaire (accessoire)"

@ambre.meneghetti

"Molto carina. In un palazzo ha vissuto Victor Hugo "

@astichiara_

"oldest planned square in Paris and it's a good place for kids to run around"

@lisalewis05

"Bello per aperitivo pranzo o caffè "

@cristinanewb

"Pizza più antica di Parigi, hanno anche girato Emily in Paris "

@kriz_ramone

"piazza molto tipica vicino museo di picasso"

@irenepesucci10

"Red brick and blue-tiled roofs, the place des Vosges had previously several names. It was only in 1800, in honor of the French department the Vosges that it was given the name it has today. Marais Area :the Marais has a fascinating history. Like an aging pop star, the quartier has remade itself many times, and today retains several identities: the city's epicenter of cool with hip boutiques, designer hotels and art galleries galore; the hub of Paris's gay community; and, though fading, the nucleus of Jewish life."

@conciergeppr

"Le plus vieux graffiti de Paris "

@cnstncrtl