Palais-Royal Review

Palais Royal is a 17th-century building in Paris that has been at the center of Parisian history, spanning from the intrigues of Cardinal Richelieu to the French Revolution. 🇫🇷

The Royal Palace in Paris, France, I can say that this place is a place recommended by Paris coins. This palace covers a very large area. It takes about a day to browse it. Because it is really tired, and there are some in the palace that can also be visited. Still more worthwhile

The Royal Palace was originally built by Prime Minister Richelieu and has since been dedicated to Louis XIII, who moved from the Louvre to become the bustling commercial center of Paris at the hands of the Orleans family. In the early 18th century, artists, writers and socialites entertained in the palace's playrooms and clubs.

The black and white columns outside the Royal Palace in Paris, a conceptual art installation by French modern artist Daniel Brunn of Two Platforms. The black and white vertical marble columns of 260 different heights are regularly scattered on the open grid of the Honour Court, very strange, some as high as 2 meters, the shortest only 10 cm. Night falls, the warm sunset is spilling all over Paris, everything is so beautiful

The Royal Palace is located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, just steps from the Louvre. The Royal Palace Garden dates back to the 17th century, when Louis XIII was in power. To get close to Louis XIII in the Louvre, Richelieu established this private mansion next to the Louvre, and with Richelieu's death, the palace naturally became state owned. The relationship between Cardinal Richelieu and Louis XIII was very contradictory and delicate The French version of Wanli and Zhang Juzheng. The cardinal is the nickname of the cardinal. The traditional cardinal costumes are bright red, symbolizing the sacrifice of blood to achieve the faith, and Richelieu is indeed a person who has used all means to achieve the purpose.