@ February 20, 2020
Roberto Pasini
Nothing really special here. It's just a beautiful corner in the park, but most of the time closed. The big Buddha, the biggest Buddha in Europe as I know, seems a fake and cheap reproduction of a Tibetan statue.
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About this place
- Buddhist Temple
- Cost Free ( Approx. per person )
- Number : +33 1 43 41 02 49
- Near By Bois de Vincennes
- 1.60 Km 24 min.
- Tourist attraction
Description
The Pagode de Vincennes is used by Buddhist schools of the Parisian region and has no religious leader. The pagoda is a place of common worship; it shelters the biggest Buddha of Europe, covered with gold leaf and measuring, including its seat, more than 9 meters high.
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- Address
- 40 Bis Route de Ceinture du Lac Daumesnil, 75012 Paris, France
- Number
- +33 1 43 41 02 49
- Website
- website of The great pagoda Visit Website
- Landmark
- 40 Bis Route de Ceinture du Lac Daumesnil, Paris
- Latitude
- 48.828487
- Longitude
- 2.4153024
Relevant Reviews from Google
Roberto Pasini
60.00 %
@ 20 Feb, 2020
Nothing really special here. It's just a beautiful corner in the park, but most of the time closed. The big Buddha, the biggest Buddha in Europe as I know, seems a fake and cheap reproduction of a Tibetan statue.
Neiyhdie Neidie
100.00 %
@ 25 Jan, 2020
This is a place its usually closed but its open when there is so célébrations and feast. There is some good shops to but Amazing food but please respect the intimacy of those who are praying
Mitha Komala
60.00 %
@ 05 Jan, 2020
Closed at times. Went here by Uber and found it closed... People there said it will be opened after April.
No Spaces
100.00 %
@ 19 Jun, 2019
The coffee of the day was brilliant, never had Indian coffee before. The man dealing with me spoke brilliant English and was incredibly friendly. Would definitely recommend!
Stephen Gene Morris
100.00 %
@ 25 Nov, 2019
The Great Pagoda, Paris. We went to visit the statue because we were in the area, but didn't know there was a relic of the Buddha on the same site. There are frequent events, typically at weekends and public holidays, if you coordinate your visit with a festival it might enrich your experience. However in every case the statue and relic make this one of the most important Buddhist sites in Europe. There is space to meditate but bring your own cushion.