Paris

One of most famous monuments. Stands in centre of place Charles de Gaulle. Has soldier's tomb.

A 1979 seat opera house, which was built from 1861 to 1875 for the Paris Opera

Underground place where skulls were stored to free up graveyard space

Which of these arches is not in Paris?

Founded in 1671 by Louis XIV. He wanted to provide accommodation for disabled war veterans.

Originally was king's palace. Now houses Venus de Milo and other masterpieces. Largest museum.

Used to be a railway station in 19 Century. Houses 19th Century art of all kinds.

A Roman Catholic church and minor basilica, dedicated to the sacred heart of Jesus, in Paris

Paris' answer to Madame Tussaud with wax figures.

An historic Catholic cathedral on the eastern half of Ile de la Cité in the 4th arrondissement

A former prison in Paris located on the west of Ile de la Cité presently used as law courts

Louis XIV built it as his dream castle. Damaged after Revolution. WWI treaty signed here.

Complex building in Beaubourg. Cultural Centre for modern art

What is the underground train called?

The river that goes through Paris.