(Last Update: 05.09.2024) In this article you Where Lady Diana died in Paris Curious because it is Place de l'Alma I would like to share brief information about it. in Paris, Alma Bridge – Pont de l'Alma, Avenue Marceau At the intersection with 8. borough'in, Seine River A very central square located on the coast. Eiffel Tower landscape, Seine River being on the shore, Champs-ÉlyséesIts proximity to one of the most elegant boulevards of Paris. Avenue Montaigne ve AvenueGeorge V. It is also a must-see place as it intersects with.
What makes this place important both in a tabloid and historical sense is Lady Diana with Dodi Al Fayed questionable where they lost their lives in a traffic accident to be. August 31, 1997In the underpass at Place de l'Alma in running away from paparazzi Princess Diana and her lover Dodi Al Fayed, who lost their lives in a black Mercedes that crashed, occupied the world's agenda for a long time.
Even though I find topics such as aristocracy, the private lives of celebrities, magazine counters and so on unnecessary, I would be lying if I said that Lady Diana's death did not affect me. After all, he watched Diana's marriage ceremony live on television years ago, eight meter wedding dress As a child who had never forgotten, I was very saddened by the news of Lady Diana's death years later.
He even exaggerated a bit by saying, "Everyone is crying for Lady Diana, no one is sorry for Dodi, I am mourning Dodi, oh my dear Dodi." HarrodsI wrote in the condolence notebook that I felt sorry for Dodi more than Lady Diana... All jokes aside, every death is a source of sadness, whether famous or infamous; Since we are not aware of all of them, we cannot feel sorry for each of them individually; If we knew about all the deaths and tried to feel sorry for them, then it would not be possible to live.
If you want to see the place where Princess Diana died in Paris M9 metro You can get off at the Alma-Marceau stop using the line. By the way, when is my way to Alma-Marceau (Alma Marso or Alma Magso) if it falls on the sideScream Alma Marso slowlyFor some reason I'm making such a stupid sentence :)
At the station exit Seine River a different beauty, Eiffel Tower the view is different… Everyone thinks that the golden torch statue in the square, whose photo you see at the beginning of the article, was erected in memory of Lady Diana, but this is not true. this statue 1989Celebrating its 100th anniversary in France International Herald Tribune newspaper to France and a replica of the torch of the Statue of Liberty in New York. This statue symbolizes French-American friendship It is called "Flame de la Libérté (Torch of Freedom)" and since it is located right above the place where Lady Diana died, it is thought that it was erected in memory of Diana by those who do not read the plaque. If you look at the wall right behind the statue, you can find many notes written in his name.
to Alma Square In honor of Princess Diana's face water I also want you to know that you have many more things to do after you arrive. First of all, you can enhance your Paris trip by eating and drinking at the stylish and cool cafes and restaurants here... And then... Eiffel TowerIt can be enjoyable to walk towards or wander along the river bank in any direction you wish…
If I want to wander along the river in this region, my preference is to head east. Pont Alexandre III You can always walk towards the bridge. One of the famous river cruise boats Bateaux Mouches And it leaves immediately from here. If you wish, you can also walk from the opposite bank of the river. After that, it's time to get lost in the magic of Paris.
Sculptor at the famous international exhibition in 1900 Auguste RodinA year later, he moved the building that he used as a personal exhibition hall to his home in Meudon, which is today Rodin Museum-Meudon Moving to this place is another story.
In the video below Pariste.Net TVIn a Youtube live broadcast I made in Eiffel TowerStarting from and passing through Place de l'Alma, where Lady Di died Champs-ElyseesWe had reached . You can get an idea about the region by watching this video:
This region is also Trocaderoor close to . If you wish, this way Avenue du Président WilsonIf you walk up from , you will find yourself walking left and right along the way. Palais de Tokyo, Paris Museum of Modern Art ve Museum of Asian Arts – Musée Guimet waiting. At the end of the road, so Trocadero SquareAnd it's a wonderful thing in Eiffel Tower The view, as well Museum of Architecture – Cité de l'Architecture, Maritime Museum – Musée de la Marine ve Museum of Man – Musée de l'Homme There are three other wonderful museums, including:
Or if you wish AvenueGeorge V. ve Avenue Montaigneon foot in Champs-ElyseesYou can reach . So wherever you go, you will definitely encounter beauty. If you have time and opportunity, you can of course sit in one of the stylish cafes in the square. If you're around at night, this is the most erotic cabaret in Paris. Crazy Horse And Avenue George V, just two steps away...
And in the square Eiffel TowerThere is also a cafe-restaurant called Chez Francis overlooking the . The waiters here are a little scabies Even though they are, especially in nice weather, the view of the Eiffel from the terrace is very beautiful... At this point, my book A Week in ParisThere is even a beautiful kissing scene in 😉
The joy is yours, the life is yours; So live.
With love…
Address: Place de l'Alma, 75008 Paris
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My preferred route is to turn from Champs-Élysées to Avenue Montaigne and go down to the banks of the Seine river. Thus, it is possible to pass from this point. At this point in our last trip, I said to my children, "Scream Alma Marso's curse," in memory of you, but only I smiled, considering their age :)).
Yes, Mr. Haluk, you are absolutely right, you need to have lived a certain number of years on earth to understand the meaning of this statement :)