Rue de la Republique

This is equivalent to Wangfujing in Beijing and Nanjing Road in Shanghai. The only difference is that every building here bears the traces of history. It can be said that the ancient appearance + modern furnishings. And unlike the commercial streets in China's metropolitan areas, they are new from inside to outside.

Rue de la Republique是一条特色街区，街道两旁商铺林立，这里每一栋建筑都承载着历史的痕迹。

This pedestrian street is actually I think general, not lively enough, and more monotonous, but each building on both sides of the street has a history of hundreds of years, and there is a retro carousel next to the street that is also very interesting.

This pedestrian street is full of shops, there are many delicious restaurants and interesting cafes, there are also many street performances, and at night, the many ancient buildings on both sides of the street are also very beautiful under the lights.

Very general, although there are rows of magnificent old buildings on both sides of the street, the whole pedestrian street feels quite boring, except for some shops and restaurants, there is no other point of view, there is no greening.