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Another “Hotel” That Is Not a Hotel: Hôtel de Sully

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Hotel de Sully in Paris.Net
(Last Update: 06.09.2024) I have previously mentioned in the Hôtel de Ville article that the word "hôtel" in French is pronounced as hotel and does not only mean "hotel" in Turkish. This word mostly means "mansion, residence", but over time it has come to be used to describe the concept of hotel as we know it in international literature. In this article, I would like to tell you about one such “hôtel”, Hôtel de Sully. at the hotel
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Village Saint-Paul

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Village Saint Paul Le Marais Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 04.09.2024) One of my favorite features of Paris is the courtyards that appear in unexpected places, right in the back street of those magnificent buildings, in the crowd of huge streets. In this article, I would like to tell you about one of such courtyards, or rather a very special place, Le Village Saint Paul, which is a series of courtyards. Located in the 4th arrondissement, between the Marais District and the River Seine, just behind the Church of Saint Paul
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Saint Paul Church – Église Saint-Paul

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Eglise Saint Paul Church Le Marais Paris Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 04.09.2024) Rising in one of the most lively areas of Paris, Saint Paul Church is a building located in a very central location, in the 4th arrondissement, at the starting point of the Marais District. I pass by it many times, I have even met in front of it many times as a meeting point; It wasn't until much later that I had the chance to go inside and look at it. I thought why I hadn't entered before and also Notre-Dame Cathedral, Saint Sulpice Church, Sacré Coeur Basilica, Madeleine.
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Vosges Square – Place des Vosges

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Place des Vosges in Paris.Net
(Last Update: 03.09.2024) This time we are in Place des Vosges, one of the most beautiful squares in Paris. IV in 1605. The first name of the square, which was started to be built by the order of Henry VIII, was "Place Royal", that is, "Royal Square", but the name of the square was changed to "Place des Vosges" by Napoleon in honor of the Vosges, the department that paid the first tax to the French State after the 1789 French Revolution.
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