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Discover Paris's own Statue of Liberty on the Île aux Cygnes. Stroll the slender riverside path to the island's western tip and see this quarter-scale replica gazing down the Seine toward New York.
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This quarter-scale replica of the Statue of Liberty was given to Paris by the American community in the city in 1889, marking the centenary of the French Revolution, and faces down the Seine toward its larger sibling in New York. It stands at the western tip of the Île aux Cygnes, a slender walking path down the middle of the river that offers an unusual, tourist-light perspective on the city.
This quarter-scale replica of the Statue of Liberty was given to Paris by the American community in the city in 1889, marking the centenary of the French Revolution, and faces down the Seine toward its larger sibling in New York. It stands at the western tip of the Île aux Cygnes, a slender walking path down the middle of the river that offers an unusual, tourist-light perspective on the city.
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30 min
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morning, afternoon or early evening
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Moderate walking
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Although it’s tiny compared to the famous one in New York, it’s still large for a statue. It’s facing the river, so when looking at it while standing on the bridge you see it from the back. There is an option to walk down to it and be right next to it, but I just admired it from behind while standing on the bridge.
Charles Watson
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