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Facts about France

7/5/09

Prides of Paris

Luxembourg gardens Paris


Eiffel Tower, which was "temporarily" set in 1889, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Victory Arch, Montmartre with the basilica Sacra Cour, Louvre, Orsay Museum, Place des Vosges, Picasso Museum, Pompidou, Pere Lachaise cemetery, Champs Elise, Luxembourg gardens and a modern skyscraper, and a quarter of La Défense is only a few prides of Paris, the view would be the most beautiful in spring and early autumn.

Sacre Coeur Paris


A Paris would not be Paris without its cafes, shops, restaurant, small markets, and Sena.
Today's Paris was set Baron Georges-Eugene Haussmann, who is the middle of the 19th century gets confidence in the renewal of the city at Sena

Cathedral of Notre Dame Paris

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1/22/09

Arch of Victory-Triumphal Arch

The ramp at the top of the arch of victory in Paris-high fifty-meters this raises the most beautiful view of Paris and the Champs-Elysées in the long perspective.Avenue, which adhere to the market Étoile, forming a circle with a diameter of 240 meters, the middle of the circle behind the arch, representing the military glory of France. Setting it commanded in 1806 by Napoleon I of the plans it has made architect Chalgrin and the arch was finished in 1836.


Triumphal Arch

The triumphal arch honors those who fought for France, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars. On the inside and the top of the arc there are all of the names of generals and wars fought.


Triumphal Arch

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