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(Last Update: 12.09.2024) Opéra National de Paris - It is time to get to know the Bastille Opera, one of the two main buildings of the Paris National Opera in Paris, along with Opéra Garnier - Palais Gariner. Bastille Opera - Opéra Bastille, located in Place de la Bastille - Bastille Square, has a different appearance with its modern architecture compared to the historical opera house Opéra Garnier.
(Last Update: 12.09.2024) If architecture and urban planning are your interests, if you are a model enthusiast like me, or if you are curious about the historical development of Parisian architecture and the projects planned for the future, and if you would like to tour the interior of a highly aesthetic and historical building for free, this article is about The Pavillon de l'Arsenal that I will introduce to you is the place just for you. Pavillon de l'Arsenal (pavilion de l'Arsenal or pavilion de l'Arsenal)
(Last Update: 11.09.2024) I am very happy to introduce you to many historical buildings as well as places to visit in Paris in this blog, but in this article we will go a little out of line. Actually, I will talk about a special place as a concept, but this time the building I want to tour with you is a contemporary architectural work. Of course, it is very important not only in terms of its architectural features but also in terms of its meaning and importance.
(Last Update: 11.09.2024) It is time to get to know the last of the three important state institutions located in the Palais Royal, one of the most special buildings in Paris, the Conseil Constitutionnel, that is, the Constitutional Council. Of course, this article is not a legal review, I would like you to think of it as an article written by a traveler visiting Paris from the perspective of a tourist, introducing the interior of a beautiful palace that he saw and loved from the outside. Or deep law?
(Last Update: 11.09.2024) There are many magnificent buildings in Paris that we do not turn our heads to see even though they are in public, and even if we do, we cannot imagine what is inside. Most of these buildings are important institutions that shape not only their architectural and historical value, but also world history and therefore our lives. When Paris became the capital of France, many government institutions were integrated into the fabric of the city.
(Last Update: 11.09.2024) There are beautiful buildings in Paris that you can not only visit and see, but even if you cannot see the inside, I want you to know what is inside when you look from the outside. One of them is the Palais Royal, located opposite the Louvre Museum. I had previously written a detailed article about the Palais Royal (pale royal or pale ğoyal) and in that article I shared many photos of the external view of the palace. one after another
(Last Update: 10.09.2024) The subject of this article will be the French National Academy of Medicine. We will briefly get to know the academy and visit the academy's building located in the 6th arrondissement. The history of the French National Academy of Medicine dates back to 1731. It was first known as the Royal Academy of Surgery (Académie Royal de Chirurgie) in the 1778th century. The academy, founded by the order of Louis XVI in XNUMX. Royal Society of Medicine founded by Louis
(Last Update: 07.09.2024) - Guest Writer: Av. Bilgehan Avcı Latin Quarter where Sorbonne University is located! I wonder if Latinos live in this neighborhood? Or do you need to know Latin to live here? I wonder where the name of this neighborhood came from? Latin has been used as the language of science in Europe for many years. With its universities, libraries, printing houses, bookstores and venues that enable intellectual discussions.
(Last Update: 10.09.2024) The cultural treasures of Paris are endless. In this article, we will get to know one of them again. This time we are in Bibliothèque Sainte Geneviève – Sainte Genevieve Library, which is one of the most famous places among libraries, which is one of the places I have a weakness for. The library, which takes its name from Sainte Geneviève (sent jönviev), the patron saint of Paris, is located in the 5th arrondissement, right next to the Panthéon.
(Last Update: 10.09.2024) IMPORTANT NOTE: The magnificent library in Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France - Part of the Richelieu Building of the National Library of France was recently converted into a museum. A part of the building, which was not open to the public in the past, can be visited as a museum, but I have not had the chance to visit the museum yet and since this information is very new, there is no detailed information available on the internet yet.