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Pére Lachaise Cemetery
Père-Lachaise cemetery is the biggest in Paris and is located in the East of the city. Perhaps it seems strange to you that I am writing about a cemetery but in reality, a lot of people use it as a park. The cemetery is open to the public and inside there are a lot of...
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Grande Mosquee
Those who think they have seen everything there is to see in Paris - a notion that I find to be totally impossible, after six months there - should go to the Mosque. It's located directly beside Jardin des Plantes, therefore not too far from the Seine. After going...
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The Eiffel Tower
Obviously, one of the unmissable and obligatory places to visit in Paris is the Eiffel Tower, which is, of course, the main symbol of the French capital. Having visited this city several times, I had never climbed to the top of the Eiffel Tower - that was not until my...
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Notre Dame Cathedral
HISTORY OF THE NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL: The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is found in the place of the first Christian church of Paris, the Saint Etienne basilica, which was, in its time, constructed over the site of a Roman temple for Jupiter. The first version of Notre...
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Louvre
Louvre Museum, the core of the european art world ( part 3 ) The French and Italian masters This is the 3rd part of my storytelling about Museum Louvre. As I already told you before in the previous articles, this museum is the largest of this kind in the world, so...
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Louvre
Louvre Museum, the core of the European art world ( part II ) Welcome to the Louvre, a small history of the museum We got the free map that is available for every visitor and besides the organization of the building, the paper also offered us some historical...
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Louvre
Louvre Museum, the core of the european art ( part 1 ) Preparing myself for visiting Louvre I have learned history of art since high school and because of that I was reading and studying about many significant artworks belonging to different times, regions and...
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Atelier Brâncuși
Atelier Brâncuși I am in Paris in front of the Center Pompidou which hosts the Museum of Modern Art, one of the largest in Europe of this kind. I start photographing the building and walk to the left and to the right of it. The construction is impressive and I...
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Musée D'Orsay
For my creative development and growth I need to see, experience and know as many creations as I can. My Erasmus mobility in Saarbrucken offered me the opportunity to reach other artistic and cultural cities easily I can say. One of those big important cities when it...
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The Eiffel Tower
You can get a discount on tickets if you are a student, just show them your valid student card at the cashier. Till the second floor you can climb using the stairs (over 600 of them!) and then use the elevator to go to the top. The view from the top is breathtaking! Go...
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Centre Pompidou
The outside appearence of the building In my last day in Paris I've got to visit Centre Pompidou, a complex building that includes a place of interest for me: the largest museum for modern art in Europe, and also one of the most visited namely, Musée National d'Art...
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Musée de l'Orangerie
I am a fan of Monet's paintings from a very long time and I've always had an extreme desire to see and experience his art, especially ''The Water Liles'' or the serie known as Nymphéas in the french language. In my 3 day trip to Paris, my dream finally came true as I...
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Dalí Paris
Tickets and timetable Unlike many other French museums, this one is not free for youth under the age of 26; you will probably have to pay from 9 to 12 EUR. The museum offers free entry to some exceptions, such as children under the age of 8, journalists, conference...
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Panthéon
If there is one place in Paris that brings together the most important events and discoveries of the French nation, it is Panthéon. It is a memorial monument where the most important people of French history are buried: from the artistic giants from the past, like...
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Jardin Du Luxembourg
Paris is home to many beautiful museums and palaces, art collections and magnificent monuments to the triumphs of a human spirit. But sometimes you just wish to find a beautiful green garden in which you could eat your lunch, observe nature and get tanned a little. It...
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Musée Rodin (Rodin Museum)
His hands on her skin, as pale as if she does not exist. Fingers slightly bent, holding her gently around the waist. Love expressed without grand gestures but with the simplicity of a basic touch between two human beings. That is the imagery that occupies tourists in...
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Musee d'Archeologie Nationale et Domaine
In these few paragraphs I would like to write about my visit to Musee d’archeologie nationale et domaine. The museum was dedicated to the origin and history of the gallic tribes which are believed to be the ancestors of the french people. In the entrance, a ......
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Notre Dame Cathedral
All of the history behind the Cathedral of Notre Dame, but I want to try and convey to you what it was like for me to see and to discover the interior of the most famous Cathedral in the world, far above many others. The exterior of Notre Dame Cathedral is very...
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The Sacré-Cœur
The Sacré-Cœur is located at the highest point in Paris, Monmartre, a Bohemian district known as "The Painter's Neighbourhood". Looking at it from the bottom of the hill it is beautiful and impressive. Its large steps, perfectly maintained gardens, and the small...
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The Basilica of the Sacred Heart
One of the most visited spots in Paris, after the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and co., is la Basilique du Sacre Coeur de Montmartre. It is located in the 18th arrondissement on Montmartre's hill, which is the highest place in Paris (without counting the Eiffel...
0 0 , 6 years ago