Place de la Nation

The Nation Square acquired its current name on the occasion of the country's national holiday in 1880 AD, and it is famous for hosting one of the most active guillotines during the French Revolution, and it is located in the east of Paris. Today it is the starting point for many important Parisian events, dominated by a group of majestic bronze statues sculpted by the most famous local artists, surrounded by many neighboring shops and a garden with exquisite flower beds.