Place de la République
8.2
About
Busy square with a statue of Marianne at its center, featuring tree-shaded spaces and a convenient Métro stop in the heart of Paris.
8.2/10
Place de la République stands out as a highly accessible Parisian landmark, served by multiple metro lines and situated at a crucial intersection of the city. This historic square offers excellent value as a free public space, featuring the iconic Marianne statue and serving as both a cultural gathering point and transit hub, though its busy nature can occasionally impact the peaceful ambiance.
AccessibilityAmbianceValueCategory
landmark
Price Range
Free
(€20 - €30 per person)Opening Hours
monday24/7
tuesday24/7
wednesday24/7
thursday24/7
friday24/7
saturday24/7
sunday24/7
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Best Times to Visit
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Peak Season
June - September
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Off-Peak/Closures
November - March
Summer months see peak crowds at Place de la République due to perfect weather for outdoor gatherings, festivals, and protests that often center here. The square is particularly lively during Bastille Day celebrations and summer cultural events. Winter months are quieter except for occasional demonstrations, with reduced tourist numbers and colder weather limiting outdoor activities.
Location
Neighborhood
3rd/11th arrondissement
Getting There
Métro station République (Lines 3, 5, 8, 9, 11). Multiple bus lines stop at the square.
Limited parking available around the square. Underground parking at République-Temple car park.
Taxi stands available on all sides of the square. Easy pickup and drop-off points.