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6. Architecture : Musée d'Orsay, Notre-Dame, Invalides, Quartier Latin, Pl. des Vosges, Pl. Vendôme, Madeleine, Mairie, Palais Chaillot.
7. Monuments : Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Obélisque pl. Vendôme, Bastille, Liberty Statue.
8. Parisians
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6. Architecture : Musée d'Orsay, Notre-Dame, Invalides, Quartier Latin, Pl. des Vosges, Pl. Vendôme, Madeleine, Mairie, Palais Chaillot. 7. Monuments : Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Obélisque pl. Vendôme, Bastille, Liberty Statue. 8. Parisians |
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5- The River Seine and its bridges |
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The city is split north and south by the River Seine, creating the Left and Right Banks. There are 32 bridges linking the left and right sides of the Seine. |
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Pont Alexandre III : built between 1896-1900 for the Universal Exhibition
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Quai Malaquais and Pont Neuf
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Pont du Canal St Martin
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Pont des Arts
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Pont des Arts
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Pont des Arts
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Port de l'Arsenal
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Pont du Carroussel
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Pont Neuf : the oldest bridge of Paris built during the reign of Henri IV.
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Pont Alexandre III
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1. The City of light 2. Montmartre / Sacré-Coeur 3. The Louvre museum 4. Parks and gardens
5. River Seine and bridges 6. Architecture 7. Monuments 8. Parisians
