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Palais-Royal and Gardens

Place Du Palais-royal, Paris, France 75001

Featured Review : Palais Royal was once Hotel de Rambouillet, but cardinal de Richelieu (yes, yes, that same cardinal) wanted to live closer to the king who lived in the Louvre, so he bought the hotel in 1624 and transformed it into a pal...See Full Review

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Palais-Royal and Gardens Reviews

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The French Keep Their Gardens Tidy

  • 3 out of 5 stars by janetgy from San Francisco, California
  • June 28, 2006
Quote: Well-manicured is an understatement for this garden. At first, one is amazed by the perfectly maintained hedges and evenly cut trees. The killer is when you stand between the two rows of adjacent trees, look up, and notice that there is a straight... Read the full Palais-Royal and Gardens review

From journal All Modes of Transport: Week in Paris, June 2006

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Palais Royal

  • 4 out of 5 stars by roza4 from Cinnaminson, New Jersey
  • February 24, 2001
Palais Royal
Quote: Palais Royal was once Hotel de Rambouillet, but cardinal de Richelieu (yes, yes, that same cardinal) wanted to live closer to the king who lived in the Louvre, so he bought the hotel in 1624 and transformed it into a palace. When cardinal died he... Read the full Palais-Royal and Gardens review

From journal Paris in May, Part II