Paris is more luxurious than imagined!

🟠 Every time I take a walk by the Seine, I'm drawn to this building. It faces the Notre-Dame de Paris from afar. A huge square displays the Olympic rings. This is the Paris City Hall with a history of 800 years. 🟠 But as a government building, it is not usually open to the public. This year, I was fortunate to have booked a spot, allowing me to visit the city hall and take these photos. 🟠 I thought it would be luxurious, but I didn't expect it to be this luxurious. From the stained glass windows as exquisite as those in a church, to the ceilings covered with frescoes, even after enduring several wars, it is always restored to its former glory. 🟠 It has witnessed the French Revolution and the Franco-Prussian War, and now it is about to witness the 2024 Paris Olympics! Paris is virtually unpublicized for the Olympics. I can find no more than two sets of Olympic rings in the entire city. The other is at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. 🟠 I absolutely love the frescoes inside. Unlike the frescoes in some palace noble buildings, the frescoes in the Paris City Hall are more diverse. It's like a fresco museum. There are Baroque romantic styles, as well as realistic peasant paintings, with both frescoes and oil and colored pencil works. There's so much to see, you can't take it all in. 🟠 If you want to visit, I recommend keeping an eye on the official website of the Paris City Council. Exhibition promotions are often found in the square in front of the building. Although reservations are required for Heritage Days each year, you can visit a larger area. 🟠 But be sure to note, in Paris, if anyone approaches you, hold onto your phone and run quickly. They work in groups, and will steal your phone while you're writing your name. #ParisCityHall #ParisOffTheBeatenPath #ParisTravel#BaroqueStyle #Realism #Fresco #Mural #Palace#FrenchRomanticLife #RomanticLifeDocumenter #Aesthetics#ImproveAesthetics #DifferentAesthetics #ArchitecturalPhotography #ArchitecturalPhotographer #ArchitecturalSpacePhotography #ParisExhibition