The Republic

The Republic is a bronze sculpture at Place de la République depicting Marianne holding an olive branch and a tablet inscribed with human rights declarations. The monument is surrounded by architectural elements and occupies a space at a major transport junction in Paris.

The monument was inaugurated in 1883 while France was consolidating its republican values following the end of the empire. Its placement at this location marked a pivotal moment in the city's growth and development during the modern era.

The central bronze figure of Marianne represents French republican values through visual symbols of liberty, equality, and fraternity. These principles remain visible and meaningful to people who gather at this location today.

The location is easily accessible via five metro lines and serves as a central transport hub connecting to all parts of Paris. Visitors should expect crowds during peak times and when significant events or gatherings take place at the site.

Several smaller figures surround the central Marianne and add additional layers of meaning to the composition that become particularly noticeable when viewed from above. These details are often overlooked by visitors who focus on the main figure.

Location: 10th arrondissement of Paris

Location: 11th arrondissement of Paris

Location: 3rd arrondissement of Paris

Inception: 1883

Creator: Léopold Morice

Made from material: bronze

Part of: Monument to the Republic

Address: 9 Pl. de la République, 75003 Paris

Phone: +33142723144

Website: http://cafe-republique.com

GPS coordinates: 48.86752,2.36383

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:06