Place Charles de Gaulle

Place Charles de Gaulle is a major public square in central Paris, named after the French military leader and president Charles de Gaulle. It is best known for the large, circular area often called the "Arc de Triomphe," a famous monument honoring those who fought and died for France. The square is a key traffic hub connecting several major roads, including the Champs-Élysées avenue. It serves as a historical and cultural landmark, hosting parades, celebrations, and gatherings. The area combines historical significance with practical urban planning, making it a central point for both transportation and cultural events in Paris.