Elysee Palace

The French presidential residence and one of the important buildings in Paris. It was built in the early 18th century AD and has a history of more than 200 years. The word "Elysee" comes from Greek, meaning "land, blessings". It is also very suitable for visiting.

"Pastor Sage, the French Celebrity Memorial Hall. Next to it is the Sorbonne University, one of the best universities in Paris. The presidential palace of the Elysee Palace, which is the best place for the French president. On the Champs Elysees. Usually you can't go in to visit, but you can go in on the annual open day, and there is a 6-hour team. 3 Luxembourg Park is very beautiful. The children are playing in the boat. The adults are sitting by the lake and the flowers are quiet. (4 Orange Garden Art Museum, in front of the Louvre in Dullery Garden, the small art gallery contains Monet's huge "Waterlily" 5 Galilee Opera, low-key luxury 6 Fontainebleau Palace, in fact not as grand as Versailles Palace, but also worth seeing, there is a Chinese museum. Arts and craft museum, many machinery during the Industrial Revolution, exquisite and retro. 8 Rodin Art Museum, you must know the sculpture of "Thinker". § Next to Rodin Art Museum is the Invalides, the military museum, very powerful, collects a lot of military equipment, Sword, sword, axe, armor cannon. Boys will like it. The Alexandria Bridge in front of the Invalides is the most beautiful bridge in Paris.

The French presidential palace is commonly known as the Palais de llysée, built in 1718. The queen of Napoleon I lived here. Since 1873, it has been the French presidential palace, located next to the most beautiful Champs Elysées in the world. The tour process is very simple, it is to follow the crowd, there is only one control line, a bit like a duck, but it is very happy to come in, because a bunch of French people have not visited the presidential palace. Generally, you have to wait at least three hours. The presidential palace has many master paintings and is an alternative museum. Apart from the office, another bright spot in the palace is the banquet hall. The design is magnificent and the dishes displayed in the hall are super beautiful. The complete set of porcelain has some elegance, you can imagine the picture of VIPs from all over the world dining together at the Elysee Palace.

The Elysee Palace, located at the eastern end of Champs Elysees Street in the centre of Paris, is the residence of the President of France. The Elysee Palace was built in 1718, and Louis XV and Louis XVI have lived in it successively. They renamed it the Bourbon Tower. Napoleon I abdicated here after his defeat in Waterloo in 1815. Napoleon III also moved here after he was elected president in 1848. He called it the royal palace after emperor. The Third Republic of France promulgated a decree in 1873, which formally designated the Elysee Palace as the Presidential Palace of France. Since then, almost all the presidents of the French Republic have worked and lived here.

National administrative centre in Paris, capital of France, Western European countries

The well-known royal palace gardens are large-scale and beautiful, and one of the must-see attractions.