Square d'Ajaccio

The most beautiful thing when you visit Paris on a sunny day is wandering the city walking. It is not the most beautiful city by chance! Walk and when your tired have a coffee then wak again and see the beauties of the city

Nice park for a quick break from the sun.

Coin de verdure sympathique, idéal pour faire une petite pause. On peut même y croiser un roitelet parmi les pigeons.

Sommer early mornings Super fresh, clear sky, fabulous view of Eiffel tower and des Invalides. The garden man working already at 8 am is very kind and friendly. Couple of guys training too...Birds and fresh air...try!

Très beau parc et on peut voir des lapins ! C'est génial !

Great place to sit and bring your kids or just to sit in nature for a moment. Wonderful well kept gardens

Petit square à deux pas des Invalides, et du ministère du travail. Bien entretenu calme permet de faire la petite pause déjeuner.

J adore ce square pour un pique nique ou une pause dans la journée, car bien frais sous les grands arbres .Très bien entretenu et fleuri avec un magnolia magnifique quand il est en fleurs .2 belles statuesUne belle vue sur la Tour EiffelUne petite aire de jeu pour les enfantsMalheureusement un peu bruyant ,car donnant sur le bd des Invalides.Mais sinon , très reposant .

Superbe petit square tout propre ( mais sans poubelle ) avec des bancs agréables et éloignés les uns des autres. Une toute petite aire de jeux pour enfants.

Paris and Spring means Paradise. Magic is here to stay. A closer look at places I passed by 100 times and never indulged to discover in detail. Today “ Square d’Ajaccio “ 1865, Napoleon III. Super romantic secret corner nearby the Napoleon’s tomb, by Les Invalides with a mixed diversity of century old trees and very lively colored flowers. Green grass was an invitation to roll onto its freshness.Statue: “La Défense du foyer” by Sculptor Emile Boisseau a strikingly determined husband with his elbow raised, the woman on her knees and the dead child at their feet. It’s a very powerful Sculpture in One piece of rock. The man’s fierce look of protection, devotion, hate, conquest mixed with the pain shown in his wife’s eyesContinued a slow walk on and nearby Bridge Alexandre 3, and by the Seine. Under the bridge this un noticed before alignment of its powerful legs, handicapped my desire to take any further steps for a bit. I was caught off-guard by so much beauty, by so much architectural opulence, by its exquisitely cut dimensions. A gorgeous day of history and tons of the best memories.