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Highlights of Paris: Eiffel and Monet to Crme Brle

Highlights of Paris: Eiffel and Monet to Crme Brle

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Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide Packing the best of Paris into one episode, we scale the Eiffel Tower, bask in medieval majesty at Notre-Dame Cathedral, stroll Montmartre and its Sacr Cur church, study the Latin Quarter, remember the Revolution at Place de la Concorde, saunter the Champs-Elyses, get impressed by the Orsay Museum, bone up on Paris's past at the Carnavalet Museum and in the catacombs, and sample the artistic high life at the Jacquemart-Andr Museum. 2004 Rick Steves' Europe
Date: 2020-08-09

Comments and reviews: 7


Imagine naming it Eiffel tower while the man who actually designed it Stephen Sauvestre went anonymous - Gustav Eiffel owned the firm. A great debt to the German General Dietrich Choltitz who disobeyed the Fuhrer's order and refused to raze Paris. The city of dreams has everything to sweep you off your feet and stuff your entrails. Bon Apetit!
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For those who travel thru these videos, seeing in person unmatched. I've seen so many pix of the Versailles Hall if the Mirrors, but when I turned around the corner into it, I fell a shock of an overdose of culture! No virtual tour would give you that sense. You hv to visit to understand!
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Rick I love your videos but in one of them about the Paris side trips your said chateauxS. Chateaux is plural and does not need an Sat the end when there are more than one Chateaux. Merci
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It's a shame this video skipped the Louvre - there are many rich streets and nice restaurants around the world but no other museum like the Louvre.
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Maybe statues of gargoyles represent the alien species that rules this planet. At least that is what I have been led to believe by some writers.
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No One:
Not One Soul:
Me: Watching the Good Place series finale. 16: 23 this looks very familiar.
Me: 10 minutes late: Ah-Ha!

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The greatest part of Rick's travel shows is that they aren't just about travel. They touch on history, art, architecture and religion.
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