Place de la Republique Review

The Republic Square is located in the center of Arles, the seat of the current Arles municipal government. There is an obelisk in the center of the Republic Square, which is slightly smaller than the ordinary Egyptian obelisk. It was built by Constantine II in the third century AD and the monument is 20 meters high. The base has a stone carving head with water sprayed on all sides. The west side of the Republic Square is the seat of the Arles City Hall, built in 1667, visitors can freely shuttle from the City Hall Hall, and on the east side of the Republic Square is the famous Church of Sant'Tofim, which was moved to Arles in the 5th century AD, the Church of Sant'Tofim in the Acropolis. The churches were rebuilt many times after the local reconstruction of the present day, which was left over from the 12th century reconstruction.

The Republic Square is located in the center of the ancient city of Arles, not far from the Van Gogh Cafe and Van Gogh Sanatorium, but it happens to be located in different directions. The surrounding area is full of distinctive shops and restaurants, which are very lively. The city government of Arles and the church of Arles Sant'Tophim are also located around the square, with a sudden pillar in the center of the square.

Arles Alle has always been my favorite town in Provence. Although compared with a few years ago, there are many businesses because of its rising reputation in China, at least the atmosphere of life in Republic Square remains the same. Old European architecture will pull you into a thick history.

Ale Republican Square is the central square of the Old City of Ale. Although its area is not large, it is full of a sense of history. The tall and magnificent Alle Obelisk in the center of the square, the surrounding city halls, museums, as well as some old buildings and masonry pavement, all reflect the ancient and cultural here.

Downtown Square, a very important landmark square, saw two street artists playing guitar, attracting many local residents and tourists to stop and enjoy. It's just as busy as the other squares in Europe, but it's worth punching in with some more romantic literary atmosphere.