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Located in the city’s famous Montmartre district, the Sacre-Coeur rests on the top of a sloping hill overlooking the city. In addition to its impressive architectural design, the Sacre-Coeur provides one of the best vanta... more
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Gawel said
…, la basilique Sacre-Coeur dans le quartier Montparnasse. J’ai l’impression qu’il y a encore plus… continue reading »
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Situated at the end of the Champs-Elysees, the Arc de Triomphe provides an excellent vantage point for a bird’s-eye-view of Paris’s expansive boulevards. Reminiscent of an ancient Roman arch, the monument adds to th... more
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Traveller Wy said
…, and exhibitions of costumes and paintings. We also visited Palais Royal, and found the Arc de Triomphe… continue reading »
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Filled with thousands of works of art including from a variety the world’s most accomplished artist’s, the Musèe du Louvre has something for everyone. Whether you wish to spend hours in the museums expansive... more
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Wandering Spaulls said
…, leaving our bags in the Left Luggage room, and headed to the Musée du Louvre through the soaking rain (in… continue reading »
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Home to some of Rodin’s most famous sculptures, the Musèe Rodin is not to be missed when in Paris. It includes his famed works such as The Burghers of Calais, The Thinker, and the dramatic Gates of Hell which is sh... more
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Tanmoy said
… Dame, Musee Rodin, Hotel de Ville, and a bunch of other stuff. We got back to the hotel around midnight… continue reading »
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Five exciting attractions make up this avant-garde building that was the vision of former president Georges Pompidou. The Musèe National d’Art Modern displays works of 20th and 21st century art, while other attract... more
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KateZ said
…. One of the places we went to on the walks was the Centre Pompidou. This place is seriously cool… continue reading »
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Made famous by Victor Hugo in his classic work The Hunchback of Notre Dame, this ancient gothic cathedral is known for its flying buttresses, ominous gargoyles, and impeccable stained glass windows. Visitors feel dwarfed in the... more
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GWiZ said
… and work very hard for hundreds of years, you may build something that resembles the Cathédrale Notre Dame… continue reading »
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Tired of Paris, the Sun King (Louis XIV, who enjoyed likening himself to Apollo, God of the arts, peace and the sun) commissioned architects Louis le Vau and Jules Hardouin to build the château of Versailles in 1668, on the sit... more
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GlobeTrotter said
…Lors de notre 2ième journée nous sommes allés voir le château de Versailles, il fait encore un… continue reading »
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Founded in 1889, this cabaret is known the world over for its famous French cancan, forever immortalized in the paintings of French artist Toulouse-Lautrec. Today, its famous red windmill still proudly overlooks the Pigalle dis... more
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Some of Europe’s favorite authors, poets, artists, and musicians are laid to rest in the Cimetière di Père-Lachaise including Sarah Bernhardt, Oscar Wilde, Jacques-Louis David, Eugène Delacroix, Maria... more
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Stef and Chels said
… was to be the Cimetiere Pere Lachaise where such famous Frenchman like Colette, David, and Delacroix are buried. Oscar… continue reading »
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