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Paris
Paris is considered one of the most important and most prominent European global cities ever, due to the great value of this ancient city, whether on the cultural, artistic, or scientific level; Paris is the capital of science, culture, beauty, and knowledge, due to That huge number of writers and educated writers who graduated from this ancient city, and who had their clear mark in the fields in which they worked, in addition to that huge number of attractive tourist attractions that this city includes, they are qualitative features at the level of the whole world, and T TPR is also important icons indicate immediately indicate this beautiful city. Next, we will learn in this article about the most important and most important tourist places in Paris.
The most important tourist places in Paris
Louvre Museum
The Louvre is one of the most important and prominent international museums, and was built in the year 1190 AD, due to the great value contained in this important museum, and is located to the north of the river known as the Seine River, and one of the most important features of this museum is the presence of antiquities stolen by the French forces from The Orient during the French campaigns that it was seeking to colonize, so it is considered the largest museum in the whole world.
Cathedral of Our Lady
Cathedral of Our Lady, called in French Notre Dame de ParisIt is located on the eastern side of the island of the city, and is considered one of the most famous Parisian monuments, due to its distinctiveness in beautiful Gothic architecture, which attracts attention. It is reported that this church has a major role in the events of the most famous story (Hunchback of Notre Dame) Globalism.
Eiffel tower
An estimated 324 meters high, the Eiffel Tower is located in the northwest of the park known as (Champ de Mars). It was established by Gustave Eiffel in 1889 AD, and the Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous landmarks of Paris.
Paris Grand Mosque
What distinguishes the Great Mosque of Paris, apart from being the largest mosque in France, is that the financing of this building was by the French government itself. As for the second feature of this mosque, its design is similar to that of the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque in the city of Fez.
Arc de Triomphe
The Arc de Triomphe was built in 1806, by order of Napoleon, to commemorate the victory of the French Revolution. It was opened in 1836, that is, after Napoleon’s death, and next to the Arch is the Mausoleum of the Unknown Soldier, which was built in 1921.
