Built as a tribute to remember Paris’s defense by Marshal Moncey against Russian troops in 1814, Monument to Maréchal Moncey is a historically significant place to explore in Paris. Featuring Marshal Moncey on horseback leading and instructing his men, the monument was made under the French architect Edmond Guillaume and the French sculptor Amédée Doublemard. Built around the 1870s with a height of about 14 meters, Monument to Maréchal Moncey is worth a quick stop when in the neighborhood.