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(Last Update: 02.03.2024) Musée National de la Céramique - National Ceramics Museum, which I would like to introduce to you in this article, has a special importance in terms of being the place where the Treaty of Sevres was signed, which has a different meaning for all of us in the history of the Ottoman Empire and Turkey. Therefore, in this article, I would like to share details about the National Ceramics Museum and show you the hall where the Treaty of Sevres was signed. Of course here
(Last Update: 02.03.2024) If you ask me what the most important events in Paris excite me, I will undoubtedly say that one of them is Journées du Patrimoine - Cultural Heritage Days. Within the scope of this event, which is held every year in mid-September and should not be missed, countless government institutions, palaces, museums and many monumental buildings that you would not have the chance to visit in normal times open their doors to visitors.
(Last Update: 02.03.2024) We continue to explore Paris and its surroundings, corner by corner. This time, we all get to know a very interesting place in the city center of Paris but a little to the north, La Recyclerie, which used to be a station building but is now a café restaurant (actually much more). La Recyclerie (la rösiklöri or la rösiklöği) is the city that once surrounded Paris.
(Last Update: 02.03.2024) Don't wonder if there is a beach in Paris... Summer months in Paris can sometimes be autumnal and sometimes incredibly hot, and since 2002, the Paris Municipality has been offering beaches every summer in July-August, regardless of the weather. It organizes a very nice Paris Beaches event under the name Paris Plages. Within the scope of this event, the banks of the Seine River and Bassin de la Villette in Paris
(Last Update: 01.04.2024) I previously wrote an article about the Eurostar High Speed ​​Train (Formerly known as Thalys), which is the easiest way to go from Paris to Brussels and Amsterdam; Now I am here with a detailed article about the Eurostar High Speed ​​Train, which is the most practical way to go from Paris to London. Yes, it is possible to reach London from Paris directly, easily and quickly by train. Come on this journey
(Last Update: 02.03.2024) Blois Castle, one of the most beautiful castles you can see during the Loire Valley Castles Tour, is known in French as Château Royal de Blois, which is actually the Royal Castle of Blois. Located in the commune/city or even town of Blois, approximately 180-190 kilometers away from Paris, the castle was built on a slope overlooking the Loire River. When you look from below, even the main entrance
(Last Update: 02.03.2024) I am here with the article Chambord Castle - Château de Chambord, the first and most important stop of the Loire Valley Castles Tour, one of the most special activities you can do around Paris. Chambord Castle is just one of the 80 important castles located on and around the Loire River. Although I have only been able to visit 10 of these castles so far, but this is something.
(Last Update: 02.03.2024) Paris is an interesting city. It is possible to find many interesting events or places here that are suitable for everyone and every taste and that you cannot easily see anywhere else. In this article, we will get to know one of such places, the Musée de la Franc-Maçonnerie, which we can call the Masonic Museum or Freemasonry Museum, which I think may interest many people. Since I don't like making judgments on subjects I don't know, I'll make an evaluation on Freemasonry.
(Last Update: 02.03.2024) There are so many things to see, discover and enjoy in Paris, this time we are going to the Passy side to see an interesting place again, a very special museum in a very central place but a little secluded, Musée du We visit Vin - Wine Museum. Wine Museum – Musée du Vin (museum du van) in the 16th arrondissement, Passy of the M6 ​​metro line

(Last Update: 02.03.2024) In Paris, sometimes you can suddenly come across completely different districts, streets and houses among the magnificent Haussmanian buildings on those wide boulevards and sometimes among the neighborhoods consisting of contemporary multi-storey buildings. In this article, I would like to introduce you to one of such places, Square des Peupliers and the Village des Peupliers right next to it. Square des Peupliers I often say that I do not go to the east side of Paris, because there are not as many interesting things for me as there are on the west side of Paris. Since most of my time is spent on the west side of Paris, I am not very familiar with the east side, but this does not mean that that the east of Paris does not deserve attention; Of course there is a lot to see here too. That's why I wanted to share with you this small region that I discovered at the beginning of August 2017. Square des Peupliers Located in the 13th arrondissement, on the Tolbiac side, the Square des Peupliers (skuar de pöplie or skuağ de pöplie), built in 1926, is a dreamy place surrounded by unattractive high-rise buildings that rose in the area in the early 50s.