There is no need to be crowded when traveling in Paris! These niche destinations quietly experience the "romantic city"

Paris is a romantic city, which is recognized by people all over the world.

Facing the numerous scenic spots in Paris, where should the newly arrived tourists start?

These niche destinations will help you quickly open romantic Paris!

Appearance: beautiful stained glass.

This holy chapel is located on Des Island, next to Notre Dame de Paris.

When I saw the photo of the holy chapel, I did not hesitate to add it to my itinerary.

France is the birthplace of Gothic churches, and Saint Chapel is a typical Gothic building.

The Saint Chapel is divided into two floors, the lower floor is relatively low, and there is a13rd century mural "Gods Give Good News" on the left side of the entrance, which is the oldest mural in Paris.

The oblate dome is supported by hollow cross braces connected with the shoulder columns of the side walls.

Entering the second floor from the narrow stone steps is the super shocking stained glass area.

There are no pillars in the middle of the slender hall, but sculptures and stained glass windows are dedicated to commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, so that the chapel is immersed in light, shadow and color.

The size of each large window is quite large, with an average height of13m and a width of about 6m.

* * * 15 stained glass windows draw113 scenes about human history, from genesis to the resurrection of Jesus.

Here, you must use a wide-angle lens to shoot the feeling of being there.

See what: meet a Greek temple in Paris.

There are many churches in Paris. Why do you have to visit Maddalena?

The church is located at the northern end of Royal Road in Place de la Concorde in Paris, and you can see it from a distance.

Walking from the Seine to the church, the surrounding atmosphere is also changing quietly. There are more and more advertisements for luxury goods and top brands in the world, and the costumes of passers-by are becoming more and more gorgeous.

When people go to Greece today, they can't actually see the complete ancient Greek architecture, where only the ruins of ancient ruins are left, but in Paris and Madeleine, they can see the complete version of ancient Greek architecture.

Fifty-two 20-meter-high white Corinthian columns support the mountain gate, which is engraved with the last judgment.

The architecture and decoration inside the church are also unique. Unlike the Gothic church surrounded by colorful stained glass windows, this neoclassical Greek building is full of solemn atmosphere.

The only light source comes from the natural light of three small domes.

There are many sculptures in the church, the most worth seeing is the ascension of the Virgin Mary behind the central altar.

Created by the famous Italian sculptor Charlemagne Rocchetti in the19th century, this statue shows the scene of the Virgin slowly ascending to heaven surrounded by a group of little angels.

Vivid carving techniques bring the cold marble to life.

Aspect: It's fun to find books by the river.

On the left bank of the Seine River, there are many small book stands on both sides of the Tan River. These book stands are also one of the symbols of Paris and the Seine River, and are listed as world cultural heritage by UNESCO.

Most of the small book stands here are made into large iron boxes with a length of two meters and a dark black or dark green color. They are fixed on the guardrails on both sides of the river in a very simple way. Just open the box and tidy it up a little, and it will become rows of bookshelves.

At first, it was just a stall used by Parisians to trade used books, newspapers, magazines, stamps, postcards and other printed materials. Every Sunday, shopping malls in Paris are closed, and strolling along the Seine has become an excellent choice for local literati.

Because the dark green wooden box extends on the river bank, like a train ready to go, it is nicknamed "green carriage"

According to the regulations of the French government, three out of every four carriages must sell books and the other can sell souvenirs. Therefore, the operation here is fairly standardized, and many students, teachers and even cultural celebrities will patronize it.

If you have a pair of discerning eyes, you can even find some masterpieces here.

Aspect: Life must be a landmark.

Going to Paris without going to the Arc de Triomphe is just like going to Beijing without going to the Great Wall.

The location of the Arc de Triomphe is a little far from the scenic spots on both sides of the Seine River, but fortunately there is a subway station.

You can see this 50-meter-high building from the ground.

Spread out the map of Paris, it is not difficult to find that this area is centered on the circular square where the Arc de Triomphe is located, radiating 12 roads in all directions, each road is nearly 40-80 meters wide, and the most famous is the Champs Elysé es.

Just below the Arc de Triomphe, you can feel its grandeur. You can climb the 273-step spiral staircase on foot, reach the top platform of the Arc de Triomphe and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Paris.

Sacred Heart Hall, Eiffel Tower and Mont panas Tower in Montmartre Heights are the tallest buildings on the skyline.

The whole of Paris still maintains the appearance of the great reconstruction of Paris hosted by Osman after 1870.

On the way to the summit, you will also pass by a small museum, which displays pictures and historical documents about the history of the Arc de Triomphe, as well as pictures of Napoleon's life story.

Aspect: Life must be a landmark.

The Eiffel Tower was originally built to celebrate the 0/00th anniversary of the victory of the French Revolution. The best place to shoot the Eiffel Tower is not under the tower, but at the far end of Ares Square.

There are always several luxury sports cars parked here. At first, we thought that someone would set up a scam with a sports car, but many people took photos with this car without any accident.

What surprised me most was that my friend came here to take photos a year ago, and this car ~ It seems that the owner is a frequent visitor to the Paris Tower landscape.

Aspect: The most beautiful Paris skyline.

There are several options to see the night view of Paris. The Sacred Heart Hall, the terrace on the top floor of Galeries Lafayette flagship store, the iron tower, the platform on the top floor of the Arc de Triomphe and the Mont panas are all charged.

The Mont panas is out of place with the surrounding Paris skyline, but it is one of the best places to see the night view of Paris.

Get on the elevator and go straight to the 56th floor. You can enjoy the sunset in Paris and the lighted Eiffel Tower indoors.

Then walk to the 59th floor, which is an open-air platform. Initially, it was used as a helipad to watch when the weather was good.

There is also a gift shop on the 56th floor, and the little prince's refrigerator is super cute.

Many people buy a glass of red wine in the cafe and enjoy the sunset slowly. Even single dog can have a romantic trip to Paris.

It's much better to see the night scene in Paris than in Japan. European guests are more Buddhist and will not sit still for two hours.

Every hour, you can see the flashing lights on the tower. Imagine countless big flashes flowing down from the top of the tower. The scene is super gorgeous. The flash lasts about 5- 10 minutes.