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The symbol of Avignon is the largest Gothic palace in the world.
This is one of the most visited attractions of not only Avignon, but all of France. It was built in the period 1335 - 1364. and divided into Palais Vieux (old palace) and Palais Neuf (New Palace).
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7 months ago
Unusual attraction
The original bridge, built from 1177 to 1185, was an engineering miracle that stretched out 900 meters with 22 arches. He connected the Avignon to the city of Vilnev-Le Avignon on the opposite bank of the Rona.
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7 months ago
Family collection in a private mansion
This museum is the former property of Neli Jacmar and Edward Andre, the heir to the Banker family and a great art lover. Together they gathered a collection of works of art in which there were paintings, sculptures, tapestries and art objects of the 18th century, as well as Italian painting, primiti...
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8 months ago
The oldest "new" bridge
The first stone in the foundation of the bridge was laid on May 31.1578, King Henry III himself, his mother Catherine Medici and wife Queen Louise, and he was completed under King Henry IV.
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8 months ago
The place where Jeanne d'Arc prayed.
The cult of the Black Madonna goes back to the VI century. In the primitive church (1170-1180), then there was a wonderful statue. According to legend, it was here that Jeanne d’Arck prayed to the Mother of God, as described in the tablet on the wall of the church.
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8 months ago
The current Catholic Church
The church was previously called Saint-Pooire. Before the revolution, it was a monastery at the abbey of Saint-Per-de-Shartre, first mentioned in the document of 1115. The Church of St.
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8 months ago
Cathedral with lace stone crowns
The soul and heart of the city is this majestic cathedral. Back in 330, the construction of the Church of the Holy Cross began at this place, and the first worship was held in 350.
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9 months ago
An old mansion with the interiors of the palace
This mansion was built in 1530-1549 by order of Jacques Call, which was a senior nobleman in Orleans. After the death of King Francis II, the house for unknown reasons was owned by the authorities, and in the XVIII century the bodies of city government were placed in it.
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9 months ago
The most popular and photographed place in Bordeaux
This is the largest water mirror in the world (3450 sq. M. Plus an underground reservoir of 800 sq. M. ), which has become a symbol of the city where local residents and tourists love to gather equally.
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11 months ago
"Sacred Heart" Bordeaux
The cathedral is part of the pilgrimage route of St. James to the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela and was consecrated by Pope Urban II in 1096. From the original church, built in the Romanesque style, only the remains of the nave wall have survived.
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11 months ago
Medieval Church with Club
This church was built at the beginning of the 12th century by Augustinian monks, construction continued until the 16th century. It is now the parish church of Saint-Emilion.
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11 months ago
Science Fiction Writer's House
The museum is located in the house where Jules Verne and his wife Honorina spent the best years of their lives from 1882 to 1900. But his spirit is still felt here, it seems that he just left for a while, and you were transported here in a time machine.
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1 year ago
The largest Catholic cathedral in France
The cathedral is the largest in France, with a volume of 20.000 cubic meters, which is enough to house two cathedrals the size of Notre Dame Cathedral. To say that I was surprised is to say nothing.
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1 year ago
Center for Peace and Spirituality
The Carmelite monks have long been distinguished by their amazing strictness in their way of life and order of life. The monastery includes a medieval church, several monastic premises and a large garden.
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1 year ago
Historical heritage of the city
The first chapel in honor of St. Michael was erected on this site in the 12th century. It burned down twice and was restored twice, but by the 15th century the church had fallen into disrepair and could not accommodate everyone.
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1 year ago
Small busy square
This is the old fish market in Ghent - one of the architectural attractions, but in my opinion, nothing particularly interesting. Moreover, this market has not been there for several centuries, and it has been moved to another square.
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1 year ago
Cathedral with a unique altar
The cathedral is a must-see if you come to this city. The main attractions are the altar by Van Eyck and the original painting by Rubens. You have to pay a little to see the original altar, but it's worth it.
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1 year ago
Medieval stone mass
Right in the center of the city, a powerful stone structure rises on the water surface. Everyone takes pictures, the most beautiful views are from the bridge. There is an entrance fee to the castle.
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1 year ago
"The brainchild" of Napoleon with an excellent view of the city
The prototype for Napoleon's Arc de Triomphe was the Arch of Titus in Rome. Its vaults and columns have a similar design and shape. Paris' Arc de Triomphe is the largest in the world.
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1 year ago
Example of Gothic architecture
Chartres Cathedral is considered the most elegant and best-preserved Gothic cathedral in France and Europe, for which it was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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1 year ago
Medieval cemetery
This is not only a historical site, but also one of the oldest medieval cemeteries in France. Its harmonious architectural style and burial niches in the stone walls create a unique atmosphere and allow you to feel the spirit of the past.
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2 years ago
City Hall in a medieval building
The building is located in the old town near the cathedral and impresses with its ancient architecture, reminiscent of the Spanish style. The city hall is striking in its accessibility; anyone can visit this historical building freely and free of charge.
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2 years ago
Simple on the outside, chic on the inside
The cathedral is located in the historical center of the city. This is a Gothic temple built in 1324-1509. It is very simple from the outside, but when you step inside, you are amazed at the well-preserved, rich furnishings.
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2 years ago
Castle in Moorish style
This is the most famous landmark, around which the city grew. Now this is the southern side of the historical center, the entrance is from the western side. The palace was built at the end of the 13th century as a residence for King Jaime II of Mallorca, son of King Jaime I of Aragon and Valencia, w...
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2 years ago
Josephine's burial place and the funeral of representatives of the aristocracy
At first glance, an inconspicuous, modest church, but it turned out to be a witness to many important events in the history of France. First of all, this church is known to the world for its tombs, among which is the tomb of Josephine de Beauharnais, the Empress of France.
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2 years ago