All for Paris!
The answer to our Sunday Teaser – Part of the Hotel de Ville, also known as the largest city hall in Europe, which was constructed in 1872.
Sadly no correct guesses this week, but better luck next time!
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An equestrian statue of Etienne Marcel sits on a tall pedestal found next to the Hotel de Ville, the City Hall in Paris.
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Looking towards the South West corner you can see the numerous details and statues which cover the Hotel de Ville in Paris.
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This photo shows the Place de l’Hotel de Ville just outside of the city hall with its unique sculpture and fountains.
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Here you can see the Hotel de Ville in full, showing some of the bright greenery around it as well as the tower on top, with some of the statues being visible even from this distance.
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In this photo you can see many people crossing over the road that leads beside the Hotel de Ville as well as the fountains which were active in front of the building on a bright day which only helps to highlight the great architecture the city hall has.
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On one side of the Hotel de Ville you can see a statue of a French novelist known as Pierre de Marivaux who died in 1763, the facade of the building also having a date and name plaque around the statue.
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The Hotel de Ville has many statues along its facade as well as this equestrian statue of Etienne Marcel outside of the building, creating a great view of some amazing architecture and sculptures.
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This photo shows the Batobus station that is besides the Hotel de Ville and as can be seen by this picture it is a great way to see a different view of Paris.
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The title Provost of the Merchants was the title given before Mayor was used, and this statue is of Etienne Marcel who had that title, which now sits outside the Hotel de Ville.
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