Paris

== == It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.

On top of the Butte Montmartre stands, like a huge white stone wedding-cake dominating the North of Paris, the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. A basilica is an enormous church, usually a place of pilgrimage, which isn't actually a cathedral because no Bishop has his throne there. This one is newer than it looks. It was built as an 'Act of National Repentance' after France declared, fought and lost the Franco-Prussian war in 1870, and it was finished in 1919, when the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, taken into Germany in 1870, were returned to France. I think it's impressive but ugly; other people have other opinions. To reach the entrance you can spend a metro ticket on the Funicular railway that climbs the hill, or you can walk up the 400 steps. Once inside, another 300 steps will take you up to the dome, where you're nearly as high as the Eiffel Tower. This, however, is a fairly pointless activity, since even from the bottom step the view over Paris is stunning. Get there, if you can, at dusk; watch the sun set and the lights come on. You'll never forget it. Behind the church is the bell-tower, in which hangs La Savoyarde, one of the world's largest bells. It weighs 19 tonnes. Also at the top of the hill you'll find a reservoir for the drinking-water of Paris and the old village Church of Saint-Pierre, which is charming.

For pictures, see www,grenfell-banks.com/montmartre.htm

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The Sully Wing at the Louvre was named after Maurice de Sully. He was the Bishop of Paris around 1200 AD. He was responsible for the construction of Notre Dame Cathedral.

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== == In Paris, capitial of France, see http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gare_de_Lyon

The names of 72 prominent French scientists and famous personalities are affixed on the sides of Eiffel Tower, just beneath the first platform - you can see 18 names per side, on each of the four sides.

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The area of Notre-Dame-de-l'Osier is 8,380,000.000000001 square meters.

One may want to go there to enjoy the shopping. Or to visit a historical town with great old buildings, gorgeous fountains and statues, and Le Louvre which is the world's most visited museum. To have a stroll on the banks of the Seine near the Notre-Dame cathedral, and visit the Eiffel tower.

Not that much. You have to be careful as cars coming from your right have the right of way.

Do you mean the Eiffel Tower? It's in Paris, France.

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Any large hardware shop - or electrical retailer will have one or more models ! Simply look in the business phone-book for one near to you.

Train to gare du Nord, then train to Calais/Boulogne/Dieppe etc.

Popular opinion suggests that some good local shopping centers in Paris are La Vallee Village Chic Outlet and Bercy Village. La Vallee Village Chic Outlet is home to 115 stores including Paul Smith, Carven and UGG while Bercy Village consists of 42 stores.

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No. Currently you can catch a train to RENNES and a bus from there (about an hour and a quarter), or a train to PONTORSON and then a 15-minute bus ride. There are about 4 fast trains to Pontorson each day, and buses are timed to synchronise with them.

However, the approach to Mont Saint-Michel is being reorganised, and soon the monument will be approached only by a new bridge open only to residents (there are very few of those) and to public transport; when this happens the frequency of buses may well increase.

It is located on the Champ de Mars in Paris

There is a direct coach service offered by Eurolines (www.eurolines.com) that departs Prague at around 1600hrs and arrives into Paris by around 0630 the following day.

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The Eiffel Tower is 1,063-feet above sea level. The restaurant Altitude 95, located on the first floor, is so named because the altitude of the floor is 95-feet above sea level. At Altitude 95 you can view the Paris skyline and surrounding sites of Paris.