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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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GlobeTrotter said
… rencontré mon ami de Montréal à Paris dans le musée du Louvre, on s'était fixé rendez-vous là -bas. Il… 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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GlobeTrotter said
…Tout d'abord nous sommes allés voir le musée Rodin. Un jardin féérique remplis de roses… 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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Twizzzler17 said
… libraries. The Centre Pompidou has a HUGE library, and it's one of the only ones that are open on Mondays… 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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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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GlobeTrotter said
… du Père Lachaise où sont enterrés plusieurs personnes très connus dont Chopin, Edith Piaf, Jim Morrison… continue reading »
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The ground on which the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Palais du Luxembourg (Le) stand was originally the site of a Roman camp. In 1257 the Chartreux religious order bought the land and built a monastery here and later princess r... more
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Located in the center of the city within the Palais de Justice complex on the ÃŽle de la Cite, La Sainte Chapelle (Holy Chapel) is a small Gothic chapel constructed in the Rayonnant style. Built by King Louis IX from 1238-1244,... more
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Tonya said
… to Sainte-Chapelle for a look! What a stunning old church. most of the outside was under renovation, which… continue reading »
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Napoléon Bonaparte (b.1769) died in exile on the Isle of St. Helena in 1821. Apparently the French thought better of him after his death and in 1840 his remains were returned to France and this magnificent memorial that was bui... more
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The Robinson Family said
… near Napoleons Tomb. We had purchased a salad at a Patisserie on the way and we ate the salad while we… continue reading »
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An historical landmark in Paris since 1890, this cafe was a favorite of many great 19th-century writers and artists. French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre always took his coffee and croissant on the terrace. These days you can dr... more
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Pablo the Monkey said
…... aprés ça nous allons à la Café de Flores pour prenons un verre du vin rouge et parler d… continue reading »
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In 1810, the Montrouge stone quarries became catacombs. Because of a lack of space in the graveyards of Paris, it is here, 20 meters (65 feet) underground, that the remains of six million Parisians are exhibited. These ossuarie... more
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