France

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