Ile Saint-Louis

It is very close to Xiqiao Island and not far from the Eiffel Tower. Like Xiqiao Island, there are many beautiful historical buildings on the island. It is quite convenient to come from Xiqiao Island. Two places can travel at the same time.

St. Louis Road is the main road on the island, with small shops, clothing stores and restaurants abound on both sides. I walked to Bettyon House on the 31st and bought what is said to be the best ice cream in Paris.

St. Louis is the same as Seine Island. It is a small island in the center of the Seine River. It can be connected between the two islands. There are not many famous buildings and scenery here. It is more life-oriented and it is very interesting to visit.

St. Louis (le Saint-Louis) is a small island on the Seine in Paris, located in the center of Paris, the name Saint Louis from Louis IX. The bridge of Saint Louis connects Saint Louis to the island of West Tyne.

St. Louis is the smaller of the two islands on the Seine River in Paris, located upstream of Sidai Island. It was an uninhabited island in the early 17th century. By 1664, the island had been filled with ventilated new houses facing the wharf and the Seine. There are many top art galleries and fashion stores on St. Louis. Sidai Island is famous for Notre Dame in Paris and has a lot of tourists. St. Louis Island is much quieter.

Although Sidai is the birthplace of Paris, St. Louis, smaller than Sidai, is connected by an equally small St. Louis Bridge, delicately inlaid in the Seine River. There are also many cafes and flower shops in addition to berthillon ice cream, which emit the flavor of ancient Paris everywhere.

St. Louis in Paris is a peninsula on the Seine River. It is now an urban garden. Flowers are blooming all year round and the environment is very beautiful. Looking at the rows of old buildings across the bank is very stylish. It's a good place for leisure walking and physical exercise.