Fontaine des Innocents

After coming out of the Dupont Art Center, I passed by when I was looking for a coffee in a coffee shop. It was a very small fountain, but it looked like the building was quite old, but not very special. Maybe we didn’t know its history, so we hurriedly swept it. Drank coffee at a glance

I don’t know who made this Chinese name. There seems to be a saying called Innocent Fountain⛲️ Located in the chatelet area, next to the Pompidou Centre. ⭐️This fountain has a heavy feeling. It has no vitality and no spring water. After checking it, I found out that it was a cemetery for the poor who died in the plague. Now it is a small square with many cafes around it, which is very lively.

沿着蓬皮杜文化中心旁边的rue Berger大街往前走,就到了bd. Sebastopol大道.跨过大道再往前走,就是有名的无垢之泉.原处还可以看到St-Eustache教堂。曾经是安葬瘟疫中死去的贫民的墓地，现在是巴黎各种文化活动的集中之地。

无垢之泉 是一座小喷泉，曾经是一块墓地，用于安葬那些在瘟疫中死去的贫民，取名无垢，可能是想要 去除瘟疫，重返清净环境吧。

无垢之泉是一座巨大的公共喷泉，最初被称为若虫喷泉，建于1547年是巴黎最古老的巨大喷泉，是法国文艺复兴建筑引入巴黎的代表作。这个喷泉的建筑灵感来源于古罗马的宁静，这是一座纪念碑，装饰有若虫和其他水神像。