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The Greatest Caryatid in Paris

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La plus grande cariatide de Paris

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Place
57 Rue de Turbigo
75003 Paris 3

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Did you know? Where is the largest caryatid in Paris and what is its history?

Discover the tallest caryatid in Paris, located on rue Turbigo, an intriguing and mysterious 3-storey structure that has been on display since 1859.