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 <description>This great Parisian landmark was commissioned by Napoleon in 1806 to celebrate his victory at the battle of Austerlitz.</description>
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 <description>The Grand Palais was built together with Petit Palais to house the 1900 Universal exhibition.</description>
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 <description>One of the most recognisable structures in the world the Eiffel Tower was built for the International Exhibition of Paris of 1889 to commemorate the centenary of the French Revolution.</description>
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 <title>Invalides - Napoleon's Tomb (Paris, France)</title>
 <description>Hotel des Invalides was founded by XIV to house aged or crippled veterans and is still home to around 100 pensioners.</description>
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 <title>Musee Rodin (Paris, France)</title>
 <description>In 1916 Rodin donated his property, personal collections and life works to the government.</description>
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 <description>This district is a great place for those who want to be in lively surroundings with its cafes and cinemas buzzing into the early hours of the morning.</description>
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 <title>Pantheon (Paris, France)</title>
 <description>Standing in the heart of the Quartier Latin the Pantheon dominates from the top of the Sainte-Genevieve hill on the Seine left bank.</description>
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 <description>Founded in the 13th century, the Sorbonne houses the Arts and Human Sciences faculties of the University of Paris.</description>
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 <title>Le Marais and Ile St Louis (Paris, France)</title>
 <description>Le Marais is the oldest corner of central Paris and is one of the best-loved districts.</description>
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 <title>Musee Picasso (Paris, France)</title>
 <description>Located on Rue de Thorigny all of Picasso's artistic phases are documented here with 200 paintings and over 300 sketches including 50 pieces from his private collection.</description>
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 <title>Musee Victor Hugo (Paris, France)</title>
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 <title>Notre-Dame Cathedral (Paris, France)</title>
 <description>Notre-Dame is probably the most famous image in French Gothic art with its unforgettable monumental facade dominating the city.</description>
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 <description>Originally built by Charles V to augment the city's defences the fortress was converted in to a prison by Richelieu to house such prominent inmates as Voltaire and the Marquis de Sade.</description>
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 <description>Considered by many Parisians to be most beautiful square in the city it is also the oldest.</description>
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 <description>Saint-Chapelle was built between 1240 and 1248 during the reign of King Louis IX, or Saint Louis, to house what is believed to be the True Cross and the Crown of Thorns that now reside in Notre Dame.</description>
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 <description>The central area of the right bank is the much renovated first arrondissement.</description>
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 <description>Built on the foundations of a crusader castle dating back to the late 1100's the site of the Louvre has served as a prison and palace as well as a fortress, a concert hall and a theatre.</description>
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 <description>Cardinal Richelieu, appointed Prime Minister in 1624 commissioned the architect Jacques Lemercier to construct this building as a small and private theater.</description>
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 <title>Place Vendome (Paris, France)</title>
 <description>The eight-sided Place Vendome built between 1687 and 1721 is a supreme symbol of Parisian chic.</description>
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 <description>The famous Tuilties gardens were originally laid in Italian style in-line with Catherine de Medici's palace in 1564.</description>
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 <description>Montmartre with its romantic tree lined streets shares a long history with the creative community.</description>
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 <description>With its big sails it is hard to miss the Moulin Rouge 'the most famous cabaret in the world'.</description>
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 <description>Commissioned after the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 in remembrance of the 58000 people that died the Basilica of the 'Sacre Coeur' was finally completed in 1919 having been financed by every parish in France.</description>
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 <description>Students having been living in Montparnasse since the 17th century which became home to many literary and artistic gurus during its 1920's and 1930's.</description>
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 <description>One of the first major towers built in Paris after the 2nd world war; the Tour Montparnasse dominates the skyline at 210 metres tall.</description>
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 <description>At the end of the Rue Royal can be found the Palace de la Madeleine with its unmistakable Greek temple form.</description>
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 <description>Although building began in 1764 it was not until 1842 after almost a century of radical modifications and delays in construction that the present building was completed as a church.</description>
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 <description>Once the largest theatre in the world the Paris opera is a baroque example of neo-classicism.</description>
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 <description>Designed by Salomon de Brosse in a Florentine style The Luxembourg Palace was built for Marie de Medicis in the years 1615-1627.</description>
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