Paris Monument Review

At the ____, there is a roundabout with twelve roads converging...and no lines painted!

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Louis XIV, the Sun King, had ____ built out of his dad's hunting lodge.

The ____ played a large part in the movie, "The Da Vinci Code" with Tom Hanks.

Marie-Antoinette spent some time here. Now all you will see here is her hair.

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

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

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____ is the larger of the two airports.

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

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

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

____ is the oldest building still standing in Paris.

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This is called the people's opera.

The ___ is a church that looks like a Greek temple and is named for a famous woman.

Send a postcard from the ____ if you want a special postmark on it.

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

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At ________, you can see a gargoyle meant to depict the architect's mother-in-law.

Frederic Chopin and Jim Morrison are buried here.

The ____ is called the "cradle of Paris."

The Mona Lisa, or "La Joconde," is currently at the ____.

____ is the church known for being home to the crown of thorns.

On the ______, you will find the Latin Quarter and the Eiffel Tower.

The members of the Resistance movement during WWII had their meetings here.

This neighborhood is where you can see Sacré Coeur and a lot of artists.

The ____ is a large modern art museum.

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In this neighborhood is the Sorbonne, Jardin Du Luxembourg & is where students go to class.

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____ is the Jewel of Gothic Architecture.

____ is a white church with domes on a hill. Get your walking shoes on!

On the _______, you will find the Louvre, the Madeleine and Sacre Coeur.

Louis Braille's tomb is in ___.

This military museum also contains the tomb of Napoleon.

The oldest ice cream shop in Paris, Berthillon, is on the _____.

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This is the birthplace of ballet.

Napoleon's tomb is inside this large military museum.

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There used to be a torture chamber in one of its towers.

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This commemorates the victories of Napoleon; underneath it is the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

The _______ is where you would find stores for high fashion, such as Chanel.

The oldest bridge in Paris is the ______.

There are two levels to this church: one for nobility and the other for peasants.

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This is a place in Pigalle where the Can-Can dance originated.

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

This place helped to relieve congestion in the city's numerous cemeteries.

At the ____, there is a lake underneath and beehives on the roof.

Over one million people are buried here, not to mention those in the Columbarium.

This is an office building in a big square arch.

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Paris is called ___.

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

The garden near the Louvre is the _____.

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

The largest park in Paris is the _________.

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

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This impressionist art museum used to be a train station.

Here you will see 200,000 crystals; one for each French person deported during WWII.

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At the ______, you will see Monet's paintings, since he was the Father of Impressionism.

At _____, you can see a farming village built for Marie-Antoinette...so she could play peasant.

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