Fontaine des Innocents in Paris: photos, reviews

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Fontaine Des Innocents, a captivating historical site in Paris, stands as a remarkable example of Renaissance architecture by Pierre Lescot. Serving as the city's oldest monumental fountain, it boasts a unique form reminiscent of a church bell. Positioned conveniently near the Châtelet-Les Halles Westfield metro station, it is easily accessible for both locals and tourists.

This vibrant square is a great spot for families, offering a range of entertainment with nearby parks, historical insights, and play areas suitable for children. Recent restorations have returned the fountain to its former glory, with water elegantly cascading down its steps, especially enchanting when illuminated at night.

The area is buzzing with activity, as people gather to socialize over drinks. While many enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, some concerns about cleanliness arise due to the presence of homeless individuals and occasional overflowing garbage. Nonetheless, the abundance of restaurants and cafes nearby ensures that there is always a place to unwind and savor local delicacies. Whether you're a history enthusiast or looking for a lively place to relax, Fontaine Des Innocents offers a rich experience in the heart of Paris.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Les Halles

Subway station 258 m walk

Chatelet Les Halles

Transit station 151 m walk

Rivoli - Châtelet

Bus stop 198 m walk

Châtelet

Subway station 205 m walk

Les Halles - Centre Georges Pompidou

Bus stop 134 m walk

Châtelet

Bus stop 336 m walk

4.1

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4.1/5 1,824 reviews

Gabriel Choi

Calme et reposant au milieu du centre-ville. Calm and restaurant in the city center.

nanau a

Place centrale de Paris.. Bonne ambiance.

pascal Billon

Très jolie

Fontaine des Innocents in Paris

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