... aujourd’hui nous dirons quelque chose de la Paris. On va commencer avec l’information général et ensuit un petit peu d’historique et alors on va dire quelque information du 4 activités que tu peux faire à paris. Mais devant ça on va commencer avec un petit fragment du film. Dans le fragment vous pouvez vu quelques sites qui sont très connu en Paris. INFORMATION GÉNÉRALE Paris est la capitale de France. Ses habitants s’appellent les Parisiens. La ville est divisée en vingt arrondissements. Je vais parler de ça plus tard. Paris a plus de 11 million d’habitants. Paris est aussi appelée la Ville de Lumière parce que tout nuit, tout les parcs et tous les attractions comme la tour Eiffel et le Sacré cœur... sont allumées, donc tout Paris est allumé. Paris est aussi appelée Ville d’Amour parce que Paris est très romantique avec beaucoup de restaurants et bars. Paris est situé à la seine au centre-nord de France. ÉMERGENCE Maintenant je veux dire quelque chose du émergence de Paris. C’est commencé avec une tribu gauloise car les Parisii. A cette époque Paris nommait île de la cité. En 52 (VCHR) les Romains a pris la cité et c’est renommez d’ile de la cité à lutétia. En 360 (NCHR) les Teutons a repris la cité et a renommé la cité aux premiers habitants : les parissii. La cité continuait à croître par exemple : on a construit un université et un mur. Dirigé par Napoléon on a construit des choses utiles comme un hôpital. Paris est épargné de la première et deuxième guerre...
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...Visiter la Tour Eiffel La Tour Eiffel, symbole et monument incontournable de la capitale, est le site touristique payant le plus visité au monde et le troisième en France derrièreDisneyland et le Musée du Louvre. la Tour Eiffel rencontre un succès que personne n’aurait imaginé au moment de sa construction en 1889. Elle accueille chaque année près de 7 millions de visiteurs et est devenue au fil des décennies un monument incontournable. Icône de Paris et icône de la France, la dame de fer, domine de ses 324 mètres la ville lumière. Si l’attente avant d’y grimper peut en refroidir plus d’un, la vue et le spectacle depuis l’intérieur de ce monstre sacré vous fera oublier ce désagrément. On peut y accéder par escalier, pour les plus courageux en escaladant 704 marches jusqu’au 2ème étage, ou par ascenseur. * Le 1er étage, à 57 mètres, est idéal pour flâner et se distraire avec son vaste espace de visite, vous trouverez boutiques, restaurants, le Cineiffel (un lieu d’images insolites de la tour Eiffel à ne pas manquer !), des tables panoramiques, une vaste galerie vous fait découvrir les sites et monuments de Paris, l’observatoire des mouvements du sommet, et diverses animations. * Au 2ème étage, à 115 mètres, la vue panoramique est idéale pour prendre des photos, vous trouverez des boutiques de souvenirs, un buffet spacieux, le réputé restaurant « Le Jules Verne . * Enfin au 3ème étage, après une ascension vertigineuse dans des ascenseurs panoramiques, vous serez...
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...3. Paris 1ère partie – 9min. monoloque Qu´est-ce que c´est Paris et Île-de France ? Qu´est-ce que vous savez de l´histoire de Paris ? Comment pouvez-vous diviser Paris ? Quels sont les quartiers importantes ? Quels sont les monuments les plus connus ? Paris est la capitale de la France, située sur la rivière Seine. Elle est presqu’au centre de la France au centre du Bassin parisien dans la région l´Île-de-France. C’est le centre industriel, commercial, culturel, politique, scientifique et administratif du pays. La région parisienne reste la première région industrielle de France.Aujourd’hui, la grande agglomération de Paris compte 10 millions d’habitants, Paris-ville appelée „intra muros“ (d’entre les murs) a une population de 2 500 000 habitants. Administrativement elle est divisée en 20 arrondissements. Chaque arrondissement a son administration, sa mairie et est divisé en 4 quartiers. La popullation est traditionellement repartie suivant la formule „l’ouest aux riches, l’est aux pauvres“ - les habitants infortunés habitent plûtot à l’ouest - 6e, 7e, 8e, 16e, 17e arrondissements; les familles défavorisées sont repoussées progressivement vers la banlieue; les étrangers (8%) se regroupent dans certains quartiers.Paris regroupe tous les principaux centres de décision. À Paris se trouve le siège des directions de toutes les grandes entreprises, banques et firmes commerciales. Ils y siègent toutes les institutions d’État (C´est le siège du président, du gouvernement et...
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... Located on the Champ de Mars in Paris, France, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most well-known structures in the world. The Eiffel Tower was originally built as the entrance arch for the World's Fair in 1889. It is named after Gustave Eiffel, whose company was in charge of the project. The Eiffel Tower is 320 meters in height and was the tallest man made structure in the world for 41 years before being surpassed by the Chrysler Building in New York. Millions of people climb the Eiffel Tower every year and it has had over 250 million visitors since its opening. Visitors can climb up stairs to the first two levels or take a lift which also has access to the third and highest level. Being so popular, the Eiffel Tower design has been recreated around the world, including the half scale replica at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel in Nevada, USA and the full scale Tokyo Tower in Japan. Not everyone liked the Eiffel Tower when it was first built, with many criticizing its bold design. The French name for the Eiffel Tower is La Tour Eiffel, it also has the nickname La dame de fer which means the iron lady. The Louvre, which is along the banks of the Seine River in Paris, is the world's largest museum and one of the most well-known museums in the world. This magnificent structure, which has housed priceless art in France since 1793, is among Paris' most popular tourist attractions. The Louvre was not originally built to house a museum; in fact, the structure...
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...The Grand Tour In the past, "Grand Tour" was the name of the journey that mostly northern European nobles and rich bourgeois took to southern Europe to discover its ancient beauty and its incomparable richness of arts and culture. This type of travel began in the seventeenth century for the sake of education and experience, but the great age of the Grand Tour was the eighteenth century. At this time the travel experience was practically viewed as a requirement for wealthy Europeans as a transition from their school life to their “adulthood in which the young man might be expected to set an example of responsibility.” Italy and France were the most frequented places by these tourists due to their cultural richness, with particular interest in Paris. As the custom of travel developed, nature also became an important factor of the Grand Tour, as the Alps became an attractive destination for the travelers. The tour was more than a “passing fashion” because of its role as fundamental cultural training for cultivated Europeans. The majority of those who had traveled to Italy in previous centuries had generally gone for work related or religious reasons. However, this travel was compatible with leisure, because “it fulfilled important cultural functions as travelers bought works of art or helped spread new tastes and cultural interests”. Although the religious and political tensions caused by Protestant Reformation affected the ability to travel, by the seventeenth century, traveling...
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...Le Louvre: * Est le plus grand muse de Paris * Situé au cœur de la ville, entre la rive droite de la Seine et la rue de Rivoli, dans le 1er arrondissement * A été construit en 1190 comme un château fort de protection * Après la Révolution Française, le Louvre était le muse central de l’art en France et par conséquent accessible pour les gens. * Cette pyramide transparente qui offre un beau contraste avec le vieux palais du Louvre, est un emblème de Paris Notre dame de Paris : * Notre Dame, parce que cette cathédrale es dédier à Maria, la mère de Jésus * Sur l'ile de la Cité dans la 4. Arrondissements parisienne * La cathédrale est 130m de longue, 48m large et 35m de haute La tour Eiffel : * A été construit par Gustave Eiffel * 2 ans 2 mois et 5 jours * L’origine la Tour avait 300m de hauteur ; mais aujourd’hui elle a 325m. * Largeur est 124m. * La charpente de la Tour est métallique et son poids total est é 10.000 tonnes * Symbole de la France dans le monde L’arc de triomphe de l’Étoile : Aussi un emblème de Paris et se trouve sur la place Charles de Gaulle * Les douze avenues sont arrangées comme une étoile * 50m de hauteur et une largeur de 45 m * De 1806 à 1836 on l’a construit en l’honneur de l’armée française * Champs Elysées : 1830 ; a une largeur de 72m et une longueur de 1910m ; un boulevard luxueux avec beaucoup de restaurants, cafés, théâtres et boutiques; situé aussi sur l’axe...
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...the day. She ran down the stairs, said goodbye to her mother and then took of. When she arrived at school her best friend Katie already stood in front of the school waiting for her. They went inside to find the classroom. After school Linda and Katie took home to Linda and talked about the day. The days passed and then suddenly there was only 3 days to that they should at the annual study tour for the first year students. This time the tour went to Paris. The day had finally come where they where leaving for Paris, and Linda was very excited and it couldn’t go fast enough. They should be in Paris for 2 weeks. Linda and Katie arrived at the airport. The plain land in Paris at 4 pm. They got their baggage. Outside the airport Linda saw this incredibly gorgeous man. The busses were ready to transport the classes to their hotel, so Linda needed to go. The following days they were at sightseeing’s around in Paris. One of the days the students was allowed to go around in Paris alone. Linda and Katie decided to go and find a place where they could get something to drink. They were walking down Paris’ streets when she saw him, the boy from the airport. He was sitting at a café with a friend. Linda and Katie decided to sit by the table next to them. After a little time, Linda couldn’t handle it and she needed to say hey. She took contact to the two boys and found out that the boys were from England, even from a city close to them. Linda asked them what their names was, the boy from the...
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...Muslim who can afford to travel to Mecca in Saudi Arabia, at least once in his or her lifetime. In contrast to a religious pilgrimage a “modern” pilgrimage is no less of a transformative experience but tends not to have organised religion as its motivation. An example of a modern pilgrimage is, visiting ground zero in New York, the site were the world trade towers stood, which attracted five million visitors, who paid their respects to the dead in 2011, the tenth anniversary of the attacks. It is common to refer to “pilgrimages” to sporting arenas by fans of that team or to visiting the resting places of celebrities and important historical figures, such as Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris the resting place of Jim Morrison or Highgate cemetery in London were Karl Marx is buried. The Grand Tour In 17th and 18th century England, children of the wealthy elite received a classical education, which centred around classic languages, Greek and Latin,...
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...J’ai visité la France et la Belgique pendant les vacances d'hiver. J’ai voyagé pour le plaisir et pour rencontrer des gens différents. J'ai visité la Tour Eiffel, Notre-Dame de Paris et l'Arc de triomphe. C’est formidable et magnifique! Il y a eu beaucoup de monde et il a plu toujours pendant le voyage, mais j'ai toujours le plaisir quand même! J’ai habité dans une auberge, c'est pas mal, les chambres est minuscules avec des lits jumeaux, et le prix est eu raisonnable. Mais il y avait les personnes que je n'ai pas connu dans la même chambre que moi, alors, c'est un peu inconfortable. J'ai préféré prendre le train et le bus en France, parce que le taxi est très cher. J'ai pris souvent le bus ou le métro à Paris, c'est plus cher à Paris qu'à Galesburg pour prendre un taxi. Je suis allée à Rouen pour le visiter mon amie, j'ai pris le train de Paris, le prix est raisonnable, et ça fait une heure et demie pour y aller. La plupart des Français peut parler un peu anglais. Je parle un peu français, mais j’ai une amie qui parle bien français, donc on n'a pas eu beaucoup de problèmes de communiquer. Mais j’ai eu un problème d’argent, parce que les choses sont toutes trop chères en France. J’aime la France, et je pense que la Tour Eiffel est très belle et inoubliable! Je suis allée à la Seine aussi, et il y a eu beaucoup de serrures d'amour sur les ponts parisiens, c'est vraiment romantique! Je vous recommande...
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...Jay-Z Makes Hint That Beyonce May Be Pregnant With Second Child, During Paris Concert The Huffington Post UK Posted: 14/09/2014 09:34 BST Updated: 5 hours ago They've been weathering reports for months that their union is in its last weeks, days, hours, with only the thought of the massive cheque they'll share at the end of their joint tour keeping Jay-Z and Beyonce on the road together. Now, however, it seems there are some happier rumours flying around, after, according to spectators, Jay-Z changed the lyrics in one of his hit songs 'Beach is Better', rapping instead, "Cos she pregnant with another one." Is there another one on the way for Beyonce, Jay-Z and Blue Ivy? Could this be his way of slyly tipping the wink that the pair are expecting their second child, a little sibling for toddler daughter Blue Ivy? Fans will be crossing their fingers, as nobody wants these two to split up - they're unarguably the most powerful, charismatic couple in the music business right now. Earlier in the summer, there were all sorts of reports that the pair had taken to travelling separately, and that Beyonce was on the hunt for a new home in New York. And of course, there was the elevator debacle involving her sister Solange, filmed giving Jay-Z a good kicking, an incident for which, according to the brushed-down participants, "each has taken their responsibility". Then, Beyonce's father and former manager Mathew Knowles chipped in, helpfully, calling all the split rumours "a Jedi...
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...GROUP 3 – PAGLALAKBAY III-2 Bongato, Dy, Buenaventura, Bugtas, Hallarces, Luzadas, Ramos, Reyes Layunin: Maipabatid sa aming kapwa mag-aaral ang tungkol sa mga nilakbay ni Rizal sa iba’t ibang bansa at ang mga layunin niya sa pagdalaw sa mga lugar na ito. Paglalahad: Ang Paglalakbay ni Jose Rizal [Tour] Tour guide: Kamusta! Ako po ang iyong tour guide sa araw na ito. Ako po si Nikki Dy at ang mga lugar na pupuntahana po natin ngayon ay mga lugar na pinuntahan ng ating pambansang bayani na si Jose Rizal. 1st stop Nikki: Nandito po tayo ngayon sa Singgapur, dito kung saan unang pumunta si Rizal sa kanyang paglalakbay pagkataposmaglakbay ng limang araw. 1st Rizal (Singgapur): Habang nandito ako tumitingin sa kanilang makasaysayang tanawin ay ginugol ko ang panahon ko sa pagsulat ng talaarawan at mga liham. Nikki:. Dumaan si Rizal sa Napoles at Marselles. Mula Marselles ay tumungo siya sa Barcelona. Kaya tara na sa Barcelona! 2nd Rizal (Barcelona): Dahil sa maunlad at malayang kapaligiran, dito ko sinulat ang isang makabayang sanaysay na ang pamagat ay Amor Patrio (Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa). Ito ang kauna-unahang sinulat ko sa Espanya. Nikki: Pagklatapos ng tatlong buwan si Rizal ay pumunta naman ng Madrid [matapos niyang marinig ang masamng balitang na ang salot ng kolera ay kumakalat sa Maynila at karatig sa pook nito]. Kaya pumunta na rin tayo sa Madrid para malaman natin kung ano ginawa niya doon. 3rd Rizal(Madrid): Dito ay nagaral ako ng Medisina,...
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...International Tourism Trace the course of tourism history from the 18th century Grand Tour to the present day. Discuss and evaluate the importance of broad economic and social developments, e.g. industrialisation, urbanisation, modernisation, in the growth of mass tourism and consider to what extent tourism in the 21st century, with its emphasis on ‘individual experience’, represents a ‘postmodern’ return to the pre-modernity of the Grand Tour. THE EVOLUTION OF INTERTNAIONAL TOURISM With economies growing on a daily basis across the world, an element to every economy, the word tourism receives a growing definition too. This can be interpreted as a leisure activity or a use of leisure time, with the exchange of the ordinary for the extraordinary, such an individual or group seeking this can be identified as tourists (lecture notes). Such interpretations have evolved over time from previous definitions to help represent the concept as successfully as it can. I will trace the course of tourism history from the 18th century Grand Tour to the present day. Discussing and evaluating the importance of broad economic and social developments, e.g. industrialisation, urbanisation, modernisation, in the growth of mass tourism and considering to what extent tourism in the 21st century, with its emphasis on ‘individual experience’, representing a ‘postmodern’ return to the pre-modernity of the Grand Tour with understanding of the historical and chronological evolution showing a clear chain...
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...three Michelin stars and deservingly so. With there yearning to offer the best and most delicate dishes these chefs strive to conquer the culinary word. I will be focusing on Paul Robuchon and all that he has achived for almost 50 years. What if Chef Robuchon would never had pursued the culinary field? His original plan had not been of the long hours of a culinary professional but was to study at a seminary. He started to help the nuns out in the kitchen where he found his true calling. It was 1960 when he was only 15; he decided that from the seminary he would go to work as an apprentice at hotel-restaurant Relais de Poitiers. That’s where it all started. “He stayed at the Relais de Poitiers for three years and then became a Compagnon du Tour de France. This was essentially an apprenticeship which moved him around France. Working with different chefs enabled him to learn a vast variety of techniques and gain experience with regional ingredients. If an apprenticeship program like that were in existence in America today, a young chef could sharpen his skills with the likes of Eric Ripert , Jose Andres, Grant Achatz and Alice Waters. What a way to learn! Robuchon” (Wexler) With all of this new knowledge that he had learned the possibilities are endless. This was going to be the start of an accomplished career that has not see the zenith of its potential. By 1976 his talents was known as Meilleur Ouvrier de France (France’s Best Craftsman) which was an honor that he will carry...
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...* Located on the Champ de Mars in Paris, France, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most well known structures in the world. * The Eiffel Tower was originally built as the entrance arch for the World's Fair in 1889. * It is named after Gustave Eiffel, whose company was in charge of the project. * The Eiffel Tower is 320 metres (1050 feet) in height and was the tallest man made structure in the world for 41 years before being surpassed by the Chrysler Building in New York. * The Eiffel Tower is made of iron and weighs around 10000 tonnes. * Around 50 tonnes of paint are added to the Eiffel Tower every 7 years to protect it from rust. * Despite its height, the Eiffel Tower was designed to be wind resistant, swaying only a few inches in the wind. It actually moves further when the iron on the sun facing side heats and expands, moving the top up to 7 inches (18 centimetres) away from the sun. * Temperature also alters the height of the Eiffel Tower by up to 6 inches (15 centimetres). * Millions of people climb the Eiffel Tower every year and it has had over 250 million visitors since its opening. * Visitors can climb up stairs to the first two levels or take a lift which also has access to the third and highest level. * Being so popular, the Eiffel Tower design has been recreated around the world, including the half scale replica at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel in Nevada, USA and the full scale Tokyo Tower in Japan. * Not everyone liked the Eiffel...
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...res@airfrance-holidays.com Flight Itinerary for Reservation #: 439064 Airline confirmation number(s): Air France 7JUVGS Passengers : 13Dec11 YOLANDA GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ Air France, AF 8729 From : Dallas/Ft.Worth, TX (DFW) Departure Terminal : N/A To : New York, NY (JFK) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : 07C, 07D Arrives : : M Departs : : M 13Dec11 Air France, AF 023 From : New York, NY (JFK) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Paris, France (CDG) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : Arrives : : M Departs : : M 17Dec10 Air France, AF 1648 From : Paris, France (CDG) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Barcelona, Spain (BCN) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : Arrives : 2:35PM Departs : 12:55PM 20Dec10 Air France, AF 2149 From : Barcelona, Spain (BCN) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Paris, France (CDG) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : Arrives : 9:30AM Departs : 7:35AM 20Dec10 Air France, AF 8700 From : Paris, France (CDG) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Cincinnati, OH (CVG) Departs : 10:30AM...
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