From the Louvre, opposite the Tuileries Garden, you can reach the Place de la Concorde through the garden. Next to the Place de la Concorde is the Odyssey Museum, the Orange Museum and the Alexandre III Bridge, and then the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elyses. It is a classic. Leg route. Du Le Li Garden is a very beautiful French garden. In the autumn, the ground is covered with phoenix leaves. There are iron chairs everywhere to rest, especially in the large pool near the Concorde Square. Everyone can sit and basking in the sun. It feels so good. Out of the Tuileries Garden, it is to the Place de la Concorde. This square is not big but it is very important in the history of France. During the French Revolution, it was once known as the Revolution Square and was the place of execution. King Louis XVI and Queen, Mrs. Roland and Robespierre were all sent to the guillotine. In 1795 it was renamed the Place de la Concorde. In the middle of the square stands an obelisk from the Luxor Temple in Egypt, 23 meters high. The monument is engraved with ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs that praise the glorious performance of Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II. It was founded in 1831 by Egypt gave it to France, in addition to this, there are two very beautiful fountains.