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1.119 people were executed on Place de la Concorde, including the French King Louis XVI and the Queen Marie-Antoinette. The prominent revolutionists Danton and Robespierre, the scientist Lavoisier were also guillotined there.

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Eiffel tower Louvre Invalides (military museum) Musée d'Orsay Musée Carnavalet (museum of the history of Paris) Centre Georges Pompidou (modern art) Arc de Triomphe (beautiful sightseeing of Paris)

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Montparnasse is the name of the part of Paris where the Tour Montparnasse was built.

Arc de Triomphe

Ceramic wreaths on French graves are used as a permanent replacement of fresh flowers wreaths that bereaved families put next to coffins.

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It used to be a Burial Place!

No

The Tour de France traditionally ends in Paris after 3 weeks of racing about 3500km around alot of France's territory and even some border countries.

Work began at the top of the Rue Royale, North of Place de la Concorde, in 1734. a fairly run-of-the-mill Renaissance church was planned. In 1777, however, the architect died, and his successor decide to pull down what had been built so far and put up a Classical Stock Exchange instead. This project ran into difficulties, and the plans were altered in turn to suit a Library, a Parliament building, a Court house, and a Bank. In 1806 Napoleon had it all pulled down and ran a competition to design a replacement which would be a Temple to the Glory of the French Army. The design which won the competition didn't suit Napoleon, so he asked Vignon (one of the judges) to do the job. Vignon produced the final design, an enormous Greek Temple surrounded by 52 pillars each 65 feet high. After the fall of Napoleon, Louis XVIII ordered the builders to carry on with the job, but to make it a church. In 1841 the building, almost finished, was nearly turned into Paris' first railway-station, but it was finally consecrated in 1842 as the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene

Yes. The opening hours from 2 September until 14 June are 09.30 to 23.00.

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Motorways are AUTOROUTES. They are numbered A1, A23 etc. Signposts for motorways are BLUE. Most autoroutes have a name as well as a number; autoroute du soleil, autoroute l'Européenne etc.

Various French restaurants, the Eifal Tower

John Adams was the first to sign the Treaty of Paris as his name came first. And in the 18th century, such things were important. The other signers were Benjamin Franklin, John Jay, and David Hartley representing King George III.

Yes. It is one of the important financial center of Europe.

yesParis is a city. Paris is one of the popular cities.

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A taxi would cost from 50euro to 75euro depending on traffic, time of day, and drop off point. Many shuttles operate from the airport to city center locations - from 25 euro per person to 10 euro per person with 6 or more.

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The train fare is 38 to 46 euros (full fare, adult, one way ticket) depending of the time of the day. The average trip is 41 euros and just over one and a half hours.

By car the trip costs about 60 euros including 20 euros of motorway toll fees.