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We took our time here walking among the trees and enjoying the shade as we are a crepe from a local vendor. Paris is amazing and all that it has to offer. This was just one of the places we visited.
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Date of experience: April 2019
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Tucked away behind Notra Dam Cathedral pasted the Cathedrals spare bells, is a shady park with benches under the trees, this is where we listen to a band from England during the summer playing on the bandstand. Walking parallel to the Rue du Cloitre Notra Dame, we came across the lovely white fountain de la Vienge, leading to the exhibition of Memorial des martyrs de la deportation. Turning around here we walked back through the competition gardens with their displays of flower pots on sticks. Passing alongside the Seine with it many tour boats, we came across the Statues of Carlo Goldoni and Jean XXIII with the Gothic backdrop of Notra Dam behind them Passing through entrance gate we join the main square in front of the Cathedral entrance, and walked over to look at the statue of Charlemagne et ses Leudes and check out the tourist office. TIP: Look for the Point Zero under all the tourists near the Court yard leading to the square Jean XXIII.…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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A very pretty square and a good place to rest your tired feet during your busy day of sight seeing around the cathedral. A quiet place away from traffic.
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Date of experience: May 2018
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A place you must visit. Never forget to have a walk along the ways through bushes. Trees flowers and people are together to wonder the world,.
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Date of experience: February 2018
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We had never approached Notra Dam from this direction but the gardens with their shady trees made welcome shade from the 38 degree heat. The Cathedral makes a stunning backdrop for phots. Further round against the Seine, competition gardens adorn the roadside. Then you come across a giant statue of St John Paul. Humbling. Further on you join the main square in front of the Cathedral entrance, where the hordes of tourists gather. The entrance facade is stunning.…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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