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ここには、石の台座の上に大きな歴史的なブロンズ像があり、とても美しいです。

ランスティチュ・ダール・エ・ダルケオロジー（別名：ミシュレ・センター）は、パリ6区、オブセルヴァトワール通り8番地とミシュレ通り3番地に位置する建物で、現在はパンテオン・ソルボンヌ大学とソルボンヌ大学の美術史学科が入っています（建物[1]の管理者）。1925年から1928年の間に建築家ポール・ビゴによって設計されました。1996年9月9日より歴史的建造物に指定されています。

The Luxembourg Gardens in Paris are a delightful place for miniature boating! On the central pond, known as the “Grand Bassin,” you can rent small wooden sailboats and steer them with a wooden pole. This activity, called “Les Voiliers du Luxembourg,” is a historic tradition that has entertained children and adults for generations. ⛵

It was Maria de Medici who decided in 1612, after the assassination of her husband Henri IV, to convert this existing Hôtel into a palace, surrounded by a beautiful garden. As an Italian by birth, she longed to return to her Tuscan birthplace, but for political reasons this was not possible. So, on this spot, a wealth of luxury and tranquility was created and exchanged for her current home, the Louvre. It is said that this place reminded her too much of her husband with his numerous mistresses. After being purchased from the Duke of Luxembourg, the Hôtel and the enormous amount of land was renamed Palais de Medici, but after a serious quarrel with her son, Louis XIII, Maria was banished to Cologne where she died a lonely woman in 1642. She was soon forgotten and the Palais then gave its current name, Palais Luxembourg. All in all, the Parisians have her to thank for the creation of these beautiful gardens.

A beautiful park for relaxing and unwinding. Many athletes and joggers frequent the park, and other sports can be enjoyed here. A visit is highly recommended 👍.

The Jardin du Luxembourg was formerly a royal palace, now a state-owned park in Paris's Latin Quarter, covering 26 hectares. It's a beautiful place to linger and relax. The park belongs to the Palais du Luxembourg, where the Senate, the upper house of the French Parliament, meets. A visit is highly recommended 👍👍👍.

https://jardin.senat.fr/

A lovely walk reminiscent of the old route of the Bievres Valley. Luckily, we avoided the extension of the A10 to the ring road! A fun route, but watch out for pedestrians and cross streets...