Square Jehan Rictus — Attraction in Paris

Paris is known as the city of fashion and France is called fashion capital of the world. French designers have long created the most renowned and coveted fashion brands in the world. French clothing industry can be traced as far back as the 17th century. Since then French designers have been dominating the fashion world. The industry's graph was declined during 2nd World War and the USA took the advantage of the opportunity. Hence there was an increasingly significant level of competition arising from both the USA and Italy. But France designer's stylistically innovative and technically exceptional designs have been defeating all its competitors and continued to strengthen the modern fashion world with new concepts and ideas. (To be...

Beautiful place but be prepared for huge crowds of people. The crowds made it difficult to appreciate the beauty & working artists work that is displayed. I don't think the atmosphere is what it was years ago as there's no way you can just sit quietly & soak up the feeling of the place. The climb up the hill by stone staircases is quite manic & can be unsettling as you can't really stop & take a breath. I did see a small tourist train so that maybe an alternative & mad cab drivers do go up there. Take water & snacks as cafés manic, difficult also to find WC but if you buy a drink in Starbucks you can use the loo. Great...

Lovely square with a beautiful garden with the Wall of I Love You and a beautiful church. There's a subway entrance on the square, but the access to the subway is not wheelchair friendly as it has many steps and the interior elevator doesn't take you directly to the platform. In the date of my visit there was a small carrousel for kids to play in and some street food vendors. But if you can't find any don't worry as there are many small cafés and...