Square Victoria

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In the 19th century this was a Victorian garden in a swanky district of Second Empire homes and offices. Today Square Victoria is a triangle of manicured greenery and water jets in the midst of modern skyscrapers. The only vestige of the period is a statue of Queen Victoria (1872). The Art Nouveau entrance railing to the métro station was a gift from the city of Paris for Expo '67.