The Voyage of the Obelisk : Luxor / Paris (1829-1836)
I am sure you all the know the Obelisk on the beautiful Place de La Concorde. It is a must see in Paris. There is currently a great exhibition telling you its story and how it arrived in Paris. It sounds like it was quite an epic journey ! In ancient Egypt, the pharaohs were erected at the entrance of their temples, two obelisks which were engraved on their ...
Le Harrap’s Shorter
Éditeur reconnu auprès des professionnels, Harrap lance sur iPhone et iPad son best-seller : Le Harrap’s Shorter. Intuitif et extrêmement rapide, ce dictionnaire allie richesse de contenus à une grande facilité d’utilisation. Ce dictionnaire offre un contenu entièrement mis à jour en 2013 : 400 000 mots et expressions 600 000 traductions 650 ...
90+ Ways You Know You’re Becoming French – The Book
This cute little book that fits in your hand was inspired from the original article 20 Ways You Know You’re Becoming French The article got such good response from our readers that author Shari Leslie Segall had the great idea to make it into a book. We teamed up with an artist for watercolor illustrations and thought up more than 90+ points that are ...
Poem: The Catacombs
Originating 45 million years ago Below the earth’s surface Lies “Lutetian” limestone. Imagine Parisians in the 13th Century Using chisels and axes to extract Lutetian limestone And building “Lutèce”, Old Paris. Creating a chain of tunnels With secret passages that emerge aboveground Forming Paris’s underground “Lutèce”, Old Paris Aboveground, ...
Three Great Spots For A Photo With The Tour Eiffel
By TripShooter Vacation Photographers Here are the three best places in Paris to get a more unique photo with the Eiffel Tower. You can still play all you want with the perspective, but from the sides of the Champ de Mars, the Trocadéro or the Pont Bir-Hakeim the Eiffel Tower is all yours… 1. On the sides of the Champs de Mars Walk in front of the Eiffel ...
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The Voyage of the Obelisk : Luxor / Paris (1829-1836)
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90+ Ways You Know You’re Becoming French – The Book
