Colonne Vendome Review

Vandom Square, the most luxurious hotel in Paris. The lure of jewelry stores and high fashion stores here was famous in the early 19th century. In 1815, Meloleo opened the store to the street 9, the jewellery giant and the world's dignitaries and dignitaries have been closely linked. From simple engagement rings to gold and silver jewelry to the honorary swords of the Bachelor's members, all reflect the exquisite skill of Merleau. The Cartier store, built in 1911, is located at No. 11. The architect of the square was Yule Ardend-Mansar, laid the foundation in 1702 and formed in 1720. The surrounding buildings are neatly arranged, with large arches on the ground floor, triangular foils, and tiger windows on the roof. This is the famous high-end jewelry center, the window displays glittering, dazzling jewelry, Building 15 is the world-famous Liz high-end hotel, the British Princess Diana often stays here, 11---13 is the location of the French Ministry of Justice, The 12th is the former residence of the famous musician Chopin. The Vendome Memorial Copper Column is located in the center of the square, built in 1810 by Emperor Napoleon, and was built to mimic the Trajan column in Rome, 44 meters high, and cast with 1,250 cannons seized by the French army in the Battle of Osterlitz. The spiral pattern above depicts many scenes of Napoleon's battle, and on top stands a bronze statue of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Beautiful place with many luxury shops if you are interested.

Place Vendôme, a square in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, France, is located north of Tuileries Gardens (Tuileries Gardens) and east of Maghreen (glisede la Madeleine). This is the starting point of rue de la Paix. Jules Hadouin Mansal (Jules Hardouin-Mansart)'s regular architecture and four-angle tilted three-point decorative screens give Vendôme an octagonal appearance. Napoleon I erected the Vendome column in the center of the square to commemorate the Battle of Austerlitz, which remains the main feature of the square.

Vendom Square is one of the famous squares in Paris, located between the old Paris Opera and the Louvre, because the residence of the Duke of Vendome (1594---1665) is located here, the square is named. The Duke of Vendome was the illegitimate son of Louis XIV's grandfather, Henry IV, known as Mr. Caesar or Caesar of Bourbon. The Vendom column, as a commemorative bronze column, also known as the Triumph column, was declared a huge monument to Napoleon by the victory of the Battle of Austerlitz in 1805. The Vendome column was built in 1810, using 1,250 cannons seized by the French army in various battles to mimic the columns of the Tulagen period in Rome

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Wandom Square is really big, very open