Point zéro des routes de France, Landmark in France
The Point Zero des routes de France is a landmark located in Paris, France.
It's considered the official center of the city and the point from which all distances in France are measured.
Many tourists visit this spot to make a wish or for good luck.
You can find it in front of Notre-Dame cathedral.
It's a small bronze star set in the pavement.
Location: 4th arrondissement of Paris
Official opening: October 10, 1924
Material: rock, bronze
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The Great organ of Notre-Dame Cathedral is a massive and intricate instrument.
The archaeological crypt of the île de la Cité showcases remnants of the city's past.
The South rose window of Notre-Dame de Paris is a masterful example of Gothic stained glass art.
The Musée de Notre Dame de Paris exhibits the cathedral's history.
The Pont au Double is a pedestrian bridge crossing the Seine River.
The sacristy of Notre-Dame de Paris is an integral part of the cathedral complex.
