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This is a marketplace by Notre Dame where people can buy flowers and things for birds.

This monument was constructed for the World's Fair in 1889.

These people sell books at stands all along the Seine.

This church features Gothic architecture and is located on l'Île de la Cité.

This is an office building where many people work which has a big square arch outside.

This is the French name of a very famous painting of a woman by Leonardo da Vinci.

This impressionist art museum used to be a train station.

Here you can find a movie theater, a museum, the Géode, and la Cité des Sciences.

This big street ends at the Arc de Triomphe and is knows for its famous designer stores.

This is the name of a famous university in Paris, found near the Quartier Latin.

This is a modern art museum with a huge staircase outside.

This place has an Egyptian obelisk marking the spot where a guillotine used to be.

This place commemorates the French Revolution with a pillar where a prison once stood.

This is a place where you can go see theatrical shows or ballets.

This underground place contains the bones from numerous cemeteries.

This is a place where you can see Vegas-style shows and is the origin of the Can-Can dance.

This neighborhood is near Sacré Coeur where you can find a lot of artists.

This is the biggest museum in the world, which was previously a castle.

This commemorates the victories of Napoleon and contains the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

This bridge is where people put locks until the bridge started to collapse from their weight.

This church is made of white stone and sits atop a hill near Montmartre..

This neighborhood is near the Sorbonne and Jardin Du Luxembourg and is where many students go.

This river goes through Paris, separating it into two sections: Rive Droite and Rive Gauche.

This is a huge department store located near l'Opéra Garnier.

This military museum also contains the tomb of Napoleon.