Ile-de-France

The symbol of the city of an unknown author The icon of Paris, i.e. the monumental Notre Dame Cathedral (in translation Our Lady). Unfortunately, it was partially destroyed in

Stop! It's the empire of death! Such an inscription at the entrance welcomes visitors to the catacombs in Paris. For some, it is a warning that additionally freezes

A periphery with a climate Montmartre Hill, and in fact the Montmartre district, did not become part of Paris until the end of the XNUMXth century. Then

The Sacre-Coeur Basilica can be seen from almost anywhere in Paris. A beautiful, snow-white building towers over the city and attracts attention.

Ordinary chapel? If only a typical historical and architectural description were to be written, no one would probably visit this chapel. It would sound like this: a two-story,

The foreground of the Church of St. Magdalene was built twice and it went through a lot before it turned from a church into ... a church again.

PanTheos Pantheon is a blend of two Greek words: pan (all) + theos (god). The Pantheon, in short, was therefore a temple under construction