Paris Monument Quiz Review

On the site of a revolutionary guillotine, there is an Egyptian obelisk in this famous square.

This vast park of 2,224 acres has two racetracks, a stadium, cafés and wooded areas.

This monument houses the city government and the official reception rooms of Paris.

It is the birthplace of Paris and is considered its heart and soul.

This area is home to the students and also features many bookstores and publishing houses

The tomb of the Unknown Soldier can be found here.

The public raised 40 million francs to build this Romano-Byzantine type church.

In addition to Napoleon’s tomb, this large monument contains an impressive military museum.

This is a beautiful garden whose name comes from the French word for “tiles”.

This monument was built to commemorate the 1889 World’s Fair.

An area well-known for its artists, nightclubs, like Le Moulin Rouge and Sacre Coeur.

This monument imprisoned the aristocrats during the Revolution, including Marie Antoinette.

Millions of tourists flock to see this former palace to see La Joconde & Napoleon's Coranation.

This square has a column made out of Napoleon's cannons and is home to the Ritz Hotel.

Resembling a Greek Temple, this church is on one of the most luxurious streets in Paris.

Twelve avenues radiate from this monument which commemorates Napoleon’s victories.

The most famous road in Paris.

This elegant monument is the largest theater stage in the world.

This area is the site of many famous places, among them churches like Notre Dame.

This monument is a temple whose crypt contains the remains of French greats, like Victor Hugo.

With exposed pipes & structural steel, the center is best known for its modern art collection.

This palace now houses the French Senate, the upper house of the French Parliament.

This palace was never a palace. It is a national theater, maritime and anthropological museum.

This famous cathedral houses the great rose window. It is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

The river that divides the city into Rive Droite and Rive Gauche.

Oldest part of the University of Paris