elevation of the maritime, cleopatra's needle, statue of galloping horse, bronze fountain, bus station
élévation de la mer , l'aiguille de cléopâtre, statue de cheval au galop , fontaine de bronze , la gare routière
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Place de la Concorde
In 1763, a large statue of king Louis XV was erected at this site to celebrate the recovery of the king after a serious illness. The square surrounding the statue was created later, in 1772, by the architect Jacques-Ange Gabriel. It was known as the place Louis XV.
elevation of the maritime, cleopatra's needle, statue of galloping horse, bronze fountain, bus station
elevation of the maritime, cleopatra's needle, statue of galloping horse, bronze fountain, bus station
Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris, originally Euro Disney Resort, is an entertainment resort in Marne-la-Vallée, a new town located 32 km east of the centre of Paris, and is the most visited theme park in all of France and Europe. Open source travel guide to Disneyland Paris, featuring up-to-date information on attractions, hotels, restaurants, nightlife, travel tips and more.
cotton candy, roaller coasters, princesses, tower of terror, giant castle
cotton candy, roaller coasters, princesses, tower of terror, giant castle
des bonbons , des montagnes roaller , princesses , tour de la terreur , le château géant coton
Hotel de Ville
Located a short stroll from Notre Dame Cathedral in the 4th arrondisement, Hotel de Ville is an impressive building and the location of the municipality of Paris. If you’re in Paris during winter, Hotel de Ville has one of the cities’ biggest skating rinks located out the front during the cooler months.
pretty colorful lamp posts, water geyser fountain, an ice rink, marry go round, families in coats moving in.
lampadaires assez coloré, fontaine d'eau de geyser, une patinoire , se marier font le tour , les familles dans des manteaux emménager.
Pont Alexandre III
The bridge was built at the end of the nineteenth century as part of a series of projects undertaken for the Universal Exposition of 1900. The exposition took place on either side of the Seine river and the new bridge would enable the millions of visitors to more easily cross the river.
Construction of the bridge, designed by the architects Résal and Alby, took almost three years. The structure was first prefabricated in a factory and later transported and assembled by a large crane.
a bridge, statue of kid on top of a fish, golden statue of a flying horse, statue of a woman holding a sword, statue of a woman with a golden crown.
Construction of the bridge, designed by the architects Résal and Alby, took almost three years. The structure was first prefabricated in a factory and later transported and assembled by a large crane.
a bridge, statue of kid on top of a fish, golden statue of a flying horse, statue of a woman holding a sword, statue of a woman with a golden crown.
un pont , la statue de gosse sur le dessus d'un poisson , la statue d'or d'un cheval volant , la statue d'une femme tenant une épée , la statue d'une femme avec une couronne d'or .
Tuileries Garden
From its creation, the garden’s royal owners encouraged innovation and experimentation. Henri IV had white mulberry trees planted on the Terrasse des Feuillants, essential for cultivating silkworms, an industry he wished to develop. André Le Nôtre, “great inventor” of the garden under Louis XIV, innovated by opening a line of perspective toward the future Avenue des Champs-Elysées. The “Italian-style” garden evolved into a “French-style garden”.
It was the site of several other notable innovations, such as Jacques Charles and Noël Robert’s hydrogen-filled balloon in 1783, and the first motor show in 1898. Many artists have depicted the garden: the Impressionist painters, including Monet, captured its light and colors in a radically new way.
The Tuileries Garden’s buzzing life in the mid-19th century was a magnet for the greatest photographers. Today, still, the site continues to inspire and host work by the creative avant-garde.
Its team of gardeners are concerned with protecting the environment, by recycling waste, avoiding the use of chemical weedkillers, and using insects for pest control.
a duck pond, ducks, freshly cut grass, white sculptures, a picnic area,
It was the site of several other notable innovations, such as Jacques Charles and Noël Robert’s hydrogen-filled balloon in 1783, and the first motor show in 1898. Many artists have depicted the garden: the Impressionist painters, including Monet, captured its light and colors in a radically new way.
The Tuileries Garden’s buzzing life in the mid-19th century was a magnet for the greatest photographers. Today, still, the site continues to inspire and host work by the creative avant-garde.
Its team of gardeners are concerned with protecting the environment, by recycling waste, avoiding the use of chemical weedkillers, and using insects for pest control.
a duck pond, ducks, freshly cut grass, white sculptures, a picnic area,
un étang de canard , canards , herbe fraîchement coupée , sculptures blanches , une aire de pique-nique,
Day trip to Versailles Palace
Although technically outside of Paris itself, the Palace of Versailles has long held a high significance for Paris and France. Once the royal residence of King Louis XIV, Versailles and its many hallways are a living history in itself. If you visit during the summer, don’t miss the Palace Gardens. For a great bite to eat, you’ll be delighted to find an Angelina bakery inside the Palace!
hall or mirrors, elegant marble buildings, petit trianon, garden with fountains, platine chapel,
salle ou miroirs , élégants bâtiments de marbre , petit trianon , jardin avec des fontaines , platine chapelle,
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