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22/02/2023

Neckerchief detail of the marble statue made by French sculptor Louis Philippe Mouchy, in 1781
📷Louvre Museum, Paris

21/02/2023

On the 21st of February each year, we acknowledge the Tourist Guiding profession and the individuals who play a large role in preserving cultural and natural heritage all around the world.

19/06/2022

📍If you are tired of the city bustle and want to escape closer to nature, the picturesque village of Barbizon, located on the edge of the Fontainebleau Forest is a great choice🌳. So did the French artists 👨🏻‍🎨 as Théodore Rousseau, Jean-Baptiste Corot, Charles-Francois Daubigny and Jean-Francois Millet, thanks to whose inspiration the tiny village of Barbizon became famous throughout the world. The artists were inspired by the tranquility of this peaceful village and the beauty of the surrounding nature and created magnificent masterpieces. All this led to the emergence of the Barbizon School of painting, named after the village of Barbizon.🖼
The Barbizon School art movement expanded from 1830 to 1875. During the Revolutions of 1848 artists gathered at Barbizon village making nature the subject of their paintings. The French landscape became a major theme of the Barbizon painters
Stroll through the cobbled streets and push the door of small shops and art galleries! Maybe you will be inspired too❤️

17/06/2022

🧀 Swiss cheeses are famous all over the world not just like that. They are 100 percent organic ☘️and made from natural Swiss mil🥛, without artificial additives. Per 10 kg of cheese is about 10 liters of fresh milk, which is offered by alpine cows of special breeds🐄

The dairy industry is one of the most important for the Swiss. About half of farm milk is turned into cheese. On average, every inhabitant of the country eats about 21 kilograms a year😎

Cheese is eaten not only in its pure form. National cuisine is almost completely based on milk. The Swiss like to gather for a pot of hot cheese, better known as fondue, dip slices of vegetables or crackers into liquid cheese, make casserole and bake cheese. No less popular is Swiss national dish Raclette. For it, heat the cheese of the same name and scrape on baked potatoes, gherkins and other snacks🥰

16/06/2022

Zurich (German: Zurich, French: Zurich, Italian: Zurigo, Latin: Turicum) is a cosmopolitan city in northeastern Switzerland, located on the shores of Lake Zurich, combines creative urban life with a marvelous nature.

Zurich is called the cultural Mecca, the best writers, artists and composers came here, and the Dadaism, an art movement of the European avant-garde in the early 20th century, was born here. There are 7 laureates of the Nobel Prize graduated from the Federal Higher Polytechnic School of Zurich, and 20 laureates from the University of Zurich.

Countless events, the most diverse museums and its own Food Festival make the city vibrate with extraordinary energy, night and day. And for moments of relaxation, the Swiss mountains are less than an hour away.

14/06/2022

At the entrance to the antique hall, to the left of the front door, we see a naked sleeping girl with a magnificent figure…

But if you go around the bed, look at sculpture from the other side, you will see female breast and ... a male organ🫣

The sculpture is called Sleeping Hermaphroditus by sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

By the myth of Hermaphrodite the nymph Salmacis fell in love with the son of Hermes and Aphrodite. She asked the gods to unite them forever. And the gods merged the nymph and Hermaphrodite into one bisexual existence.

According to the official version, the sculpture is a Roman copy of the beginning of a new era from the Greek original. It was found at the beginning of the 17th century while processing one of the vineyards.

The sculpture came to Cardinal Borghese, who instructed the sculptor Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini to put it in order.
So the young genius laid Hermaphrodite on this mattress in 1620. Giovanni was considered an unsurpassed master of giving the stone the texture of a living body and tissue.

In 1807, Napoleon bought it and the sculpture settled in the Louvre.

13/06/2022

📍The Old Bridge of Limay is one of the oldest bridges in France, connects the city of Limay and Mantes-la-Jolie , that is about 50 km west of Paris.

The oldest mention about bridge is a charter from 1050. Almost completely destroyed in 1162, it was rebuilt in 1172. The ogival arch from the 12th century is the last trace of this period.

The bridge, which had eleven arches, was partially destroyed in 1940 when French military engineers blew up two central arches 💣, which were not rebuilt, to delay the advance of the German army. It is the last vestige of an old bridge of 37 arches, which connected Mantes-la-Jolie to Limay in three parts, dated at least from the middle of the 11th century.
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At the end of the 19th century, impressionist painters such as Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Édouard Manet and Claude Monet came here to paint the river Seine. Jean Baptiste Corot's painting of the Le pont de Mantes is on display at the Louvre.
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The penultimate scene of the film Jules et Jim, by François Truffaut, was shot on the bridge.

11/06/2022

On June 11, 1775, the last monarch of the Old Order of France was crowned👑 He was the son of Louis, Dauphin of France, son and heir-apparent of King Louis XV, and Maria Josepha of Saxony. He was the third contender for the French throne after his father and older brother, Louis, who died at the age of 10.
A purely domestic man, shy, awkward, the young king felt real fear before celebrations and parades. He spoke abruptly, sometimes rudely.

The king abolished royal privileges, reduced court expenses, but neither the nobility nor the clergy liked his new ideas. Representatives of these estates held fast to their privileges. In May 1789, a meeting of the general estates was held, which considered the need to transform the old government. Louis constantly hesitated, supporting either the interests of the people or the interests of the courtiers. On June 14, an uprising took place in the capital. At the end of June 1791, the king and his family made an unsuccessful escape.
The tribunal began in December 1792. The king showed amazing endurance and self-respect. He calmly listened to the death sentence. On January 21 of the following year, Louis ascended the scaffold. His last words: "I forgive everyone who is guilty of my death."

07/06/2022

✨The National Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Brassels🇧🇪 is a Roman Catholic Minor Basilica also known as the Koekelberg Basilica. The church is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, inspired by the Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Paris🇫🇷, when in 1902, King Leopold II of Belgium visited it and decided to build in his capital an equally magnificent building for the pantheon of famous Belgians. Soon he solemnly put the first stone in the foundation of the new cathedral, not realizing that the construction of the Sacré-Coeur Basilica in Brussels would drag on for 65 years and be interrupted twice by world wars.

Today the Sacré-Coeur Basilica is not only a religious, but also a cultural center of Brussels. Its main hall for 2,000 people regularly hosts organ music concerts and tours of church choirs, art exhibitions and celebrations. There is a theater and two museums: modern religious art and the women's monastic order of the Black Sisters.

Above the dome there is a viewing gallery, which offers a gorgeous panorama of the Belgian capital and its environs.

04/06/2022

💫The Winged Victory of Samothrace, or the Nike of Samothrace, is one of the most famous statues of antiquity, representing the goddess Niké (Victory), whose head and arms are missing, and its base in the shape of a ship's bow. The statue belongs to the masterpieces of Greek sculpture of the Hellenistic era and was made from the beginning 2nd century BCE.

Mighty and respectable Nike in clothes blown by the wind, symbolizes the unrestrained movement forward. A beautiful figure shines through the thin transparent chiton impresses the viewer with the plasticity of an elastic and strong body.

Winged Victory has been exhibited at the Louvre Museum in Paris, at the top of the main staircase, since 1884.

31/05/2022

WELCOME TO THE LOUVRE
with me🖐🏻

A place that is better to see once than to read about it a hundred times☝🏻

30/05/2022

⚔️May 30 commemorates Saint Jeanne d'Arc, a symbol of courage and bravery, heroine of the Hundred Years' War, liberator and national heroine, patroness of the military and of France.

Jeanne was born in 1412 in the French village of Domremy. At the age of 12, she had her first revelation. According to her, Jeanne heard the voices of the Archangel Michael, St. Catherine and St. Margaret, who were preparing her for a special mission as the savior of France. The country was in a critical situation - all of northern France was occupied by the British and the army was extremely weakened.

Over time, the voices that Jeanne hears call her to action. As the head of the army, a 17-year-old girl showed courage and inspired the people to fight the enemy.

Despite her great popularity, Jeanne d'Arc was accused of heresy and witchcraft and sentenced to be burned at the stake. This happened on May 30, 1431🔥

25 years after her ex*****on in a new church process, she was solemnly rehabilitated, and she was recognized as the most beloved daughter of the Church and France🙏🏻

29/05/2022

The main river Seine in Paris gives the city a special atmosphere, which can be felt during a leisurely walk along the river. The Seine is the second longest French river. It is second only to the Loire. The length of the Seine is 777 kilometers!
The Seine begins its journey from Burgundy to the Paris Basin. Outside Paris, the Seine begins to meander and meander. Near the city of Le Havre, it flows into the bay of the same name, and from there goes to the English Channel.
The Seine River became very popular during the days of the Roman Empire. That time Paris became an important trading center. And the Seine — a trade artery.
Parisians say that despite the fact that Paris is divided into 20 districts, the Seine can rightly be considered the twenty-first district of Paris.

The river divides the city into two parts, each of which is a special world. The right bank is the business center of the French capital and the Left one is the center of culture.

26/05/2022

🚈The Paris Metro, which opened on July 19, 1900, is one of the oldest in the world. The word "metro" (French: Métro de Paris short for Métropolitain) spread throughout the world thanks to the Paris metro. Features of the Paris Metro are small gaps between stations, high density of the metro network in the city center and the design of the first stations in the Art Nouveau style by designer Hector Guimard.
The Metro in Paris is the most reliable transport, as traffic jams do not affect it. A dense network of metro stations covers the whole of Paris, and some lines extend to remote suburbs.
It is mostly underground and 225.1 kilometres long. It has 304 stations, of which 64 have transfers between lines.
There are 16 lines (with an additional four under construction), numbered 1 to 14, with two lines, 3bis and 7bis, named because they started out as branches of Line 3 and Line 7 respectively. Line 1 and Line 14 are automated, with Line 4 opened on 13 January 2022.
The Paris Metro ranks second in terms of capacity (approximately 4.5 million passengers per day) among European subways and 10th in the world.

10/03/2022

SPHINX EN/FR:
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EN: This is the greatest craftsmanship example of a sphinx carved in a single block of granite. It gives the Pharaoh the body of a lion, which is the earthly incarnation of the sun god! The King, whose face we see, secures eternal life, but above all: The Great Sphinx of Tanis is the immortal guardian of sacred places. Its location in the Louvre is impressive, as it welcomes visitors to the Egyptian department of the museum and its sacred objects. Many centuries ago, this sculpture would have been guarding the entrance to a sanctuary.
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The Pharaoh's identity is unknown. There are many Kings names inscribed in the sculpture, which has led many to believe that the original name may have disappeared, suggesting that the Sphinx is very old.
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The mystery surrounding this great sculpture is accentuated by how it was found: look at the walls surrounding it, where you can see the reliefs that show Ramses II (1279-1213 BC) praying at the “Great Sphinx” of Giza
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FR: C'est le plus grand exemple artisanal de sphinx sculpté dans un seul bloc de granit. Il donne au Pharaon le corps d'un lion, qui est l'incarnation terrestre du dieu solaire ! Le Roi, dont on voit le visage, assure la vie éternelle, mais surtout : Le Grand Sphinx de Tanis est le gardien immortel des lieux sacrés. Son emplacement au Louvre est impressionnant, car il accueille les visiteurs dans le département égyptien du musée et ses objets sacrés. Il y a plusieurs siècles, cette sculpture aurait gardé l'entrée d'un sanctuaire.
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L'identité du Pharaon est inconnue. Il y a beaucoup de noms de rois inscrits dans la sculpture, ce qui a conduit à croire que le nom d'origine a peut-être disparu, suggérant que le Sphinx est très ancien.
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Le mystère qui entoure cette grande sculpture est accentué par la façon dont elle a été trouvée : regardez les murs qui l'entourent, où vous pouvez voir les reliefs qui montrent Ramsès II (1279-1213 avant JC) priant au « Grand Sphinx » de Gizeh.
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08/03/2022

Happy International Women's Day!🎉🎊

07/03/2022

FORT LOUVOIS EN/FR
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EN: Today, we are going to an unusual fortification in the middle of the sea named ‘Fort Louvois’ in Bourcefranc-le-Chapus, France!
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Located between island île d’Oléron and Marennes basin, it is an extraordinary site which was built from 1691 to 1984 following the order of Louvois, Minister of War of the King of France Louis XIV’s minister of war. He decided to build this fortification in order to defend the maritime arsenal of Rochefort.
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However, until world war II the fortification had not been used. After the war, the building was renovated and now it is an oyster farming and history museum with a marvelous panoramic sea view.
Official Site: https://www.fort-louvois.com/
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FR: Aujourd'hui, nous allons vous présenter une fortification insolite au milieu de la mer nommée ‘Fort Louvois’ à Bourcefranc-le-Chapus, France!
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Situé entre l’île d’Oléron et le bassin de Marennes, c’est un site extraordinaire qui a été construit de 1691 à 1984 suite à l’ordre Louvois, ministre de la guerre du roi de France Louis XIV. Il a décidé de construire cette fortification afin de défendre l’arsenal maritime de Rochefort.
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Cependant, jusqu'à la Seconde Guerre mondiale, les fortifications n'ont pas été utilisées. Après la guerre, le bâtiment a été rénové et maintenant c'est un musée de l'ostréiculture et de l'histoire avec une vue panoramique magnifique sur la mer.
Site Officiel: https://www.fort-louvois.com/
📸1: French culture ministry Jacques DASSIÉ PA00104630
📸2: CC BY SA 3.0 French culture ministry Patrick Despoix - PA00104630
📸3: Guide Charente Maritime
📸4: Fort Louvois
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04/03/2022

LE CHÊNE D’ALLOUVILLE (ALLOUVILLE’S OAK) EN/FR

EN: Today, we are going to introduce you to a tree chapel named ‘Le Chêne 'Allouville (Allouville's oak)’ in Allouville-Bellefosse, France!
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This unusual chapel was built inside an ancient tree in the 17th century. Locals say that the tree's age is close to 1,000 years old, at the time of Charlemagne when France was being built. It is the oldest tree in France. Due to the hard weather conditions and illness, the tree became a hollow tree but survived. The local priest and father decided to transform this sacred tree into a sanctuary place and they built a chapel inside.
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During the 1793 French revolution, the tree was nearly burned by revolutionaries. The village teacher, Jean Baptiste Bonheur named the tree as ‘temple of reason’ and thanks to his act, the tree and the chapel are saved.
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FR: Aujourd'hui, nous allons vous présenter une chapelle arborescente nommée ‘Le Chêne Chapelle’ d' Allouville-Bellefosse, France!
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Cette chapelle insolite a été construite à l'intérieur d'un vieil arbre au 17ème siècle. Les habitants disent que l'âge de l’arbre est proche de 1000 ans donc à l’époque de Charlemagne où la France se construisait. Il est le plus vieil arbre de France. En raison des conditions météorologiques difficiles et de la maladie, l'arbre est devenu creux mais il a survécu. Le prêtre et le père locaux ont décidé de transformer cet arbre sacré en sanctuaire et ils ont construit une chapelle à l'intérieur.
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Pendant la révolution française de 1793, l'arbre allait être presque brûlé par les révolutionnaires. L’instituteur du village, Jean Baptiste Bonheur, a qualifié l’arbre comme un temple de raison’ et grâce à son acte, l’arbre et la chapelle sont survécu.
📸1: Onvqf Blogspot
📸2-3: Beauxjardinsetpptagers
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02/03/2022

L’ILE LOUËT EN/FR
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Located in Finistère and close to Château du Taureau, this island has a little lighthouse and a beautiful gradian house where you can stay from April to October. The rental house capacity is up to 10 persons. Here you can live a real Robinson Crusoe experience with seagulls. It has an exquisite nature.
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The lighthouse was built in 1860. The house was built by Louis and Françoise Réguer where they were gradian between 1890 and 1939. Since 1962, the lighthouse is automated.
Official Site: https://www.baiedemorlaix.bzh/fr/
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FR: Aujourd'hui, nous allons vous présenter une île insolite dans la Baie de Morlaix, en France !
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Située dans le Finistère et à deux pas du Château du Taureau, cette île possède un petit phare et une belle maison en gradins où vous pourrez séjourner d'avril à octobre. La capacité de location de la maison est jusqu'à 10 personnes. Ici, vous pouvez vivre une véritable expérience Robinson Crusoé avec les mouettes. Il a une nature exquise.
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Le phare a été construit en 1860. La maison a été construite par Louis et Françoise Réguer où ils ont été des gardiens entre 1890 et 1939. Depuis 1962, le phare est automatisé.
Site officiel : https://www.baiedemorlaix.bzh/fr/
📸1: Toutcommenceenfinistere
📸2: CC BY-SA 3.0 Thesupermat
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28/02/2022

LA SORBONNE EN/FR:
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EN: La Sorbonne was founded in 1253 by Robert de Sorbon. It was one of the first significant colleges of the medieval University of Paris!
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The library was among the first to arrange items alphabetically according to title.The university predates the college by about a century, and minor colleges had been founded already during the late 12th century. During the 16th century, the Sorbonne became involved with the intellectual struggle between Catholics and Protestants.
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The Collège de Sorbonne was closed during the French Revolution, reopened by Napoleon in 1808. This was only one of the many colleges of the University of Paris that existed until the French Revolution.
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La bibliothèque a été parmi les premières à classer les éléments par ordre alphabétique selon le titre. L'université est antérieure au collège d'environ un siècle, et des collèges mineurs avaient déjà été fondés à la fin du XIIe siècle. Au XVIe siècle, la Sorbonne s'engage dans la lutte intellectuelle entre catholiques et protestants.
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Le Collège de Sorbonne a été fermé pendant la Révolution française, rouvert par Napoléon en 1808. Ce n'était que l'un des nombreux collèges de l'Université de Paris qui existaient jusqu'à la Révolution française.
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25/02/2022

CARNAVAL DE NICE EN/FR

EN: Carnaval de Nice is one of the biggest carnivals in the world. Approximately every year, there are more than a million visitors who come to see the carnival on the French Riviera!
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Today is the final day of the Nice Carnival in 2022. Every year, the carnival chooses a different theme for the event. This year the theme is “Roi des animaux (King of the animals)”
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Carnival takes place by day and by night. You will find 6 different parades, hundreds of musicians and dancers. It is a colorful wonderland with plenty of huge decorations and different themes by the sea. Flower parade and parade of lights are the most popular parades.First known carnival was organized in 1294 by the Count of Provence named Charles Anjou. However, the first modern parade was in 1830.
Official Site: https://www.nicecarnaval.com
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FR: Le Carnaval de Nice est l'un des plus grands carnavals du monde. Environ chaque année, plus d'un million de visiteurs viennent pour voir le carnaval à Côte d'Azur !
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Aujourd'hui est en fait, le dernier jour du Carnaval de Nice en 2022. Chaque année, le carnaval choisit un thème différent pour l'événement. Cette année le thème est "Roi des animaux"
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Le carnaval a lieu de jour comme de nuit. Vous trouverez 6 défilés différents, des centaines de musiciens et danseurs. C'est un pays des merveilles coloré avec de nombreuses décorations énormes et différents thèmes au bord de la mer. Corso fleuri et corso de lumières sont les parades les plus populaires. Le premier carnaval connu fut organisé en 1294 par le comte de Provence nommé Charles Anjou. Cependant, le premier défilé moderne a eu lieu en 1830.
Site officiel : https://www.nicecarnaval.com
📸 1: CC BY-SA3.0 Zil
📸 2: CC BY-SA4.0 Punx
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23/02/2022

SAINT TROPEZ EN/FR:

EN: Today, we are traveling to one of the most popular summer towns in France with beautiful turquoise beaches (Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur région, Var department), Saint Tropez!
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Located between Hyères and Antibes, this French Riviera’s glamor luxury town was once a fishing town. In the 20th century the town was discovered by painter Paul Signac and he invented his friends Matisse, Derain and Marquet. After that many famous French movies were filmed here.
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La Ponche (Old Town), Vieux Port - Old Port (Notre-Dame de l'Assomption church, Town Hall, Palais des Bailli Pierre-André de Suffren…), Musée de l'Annonciade (Art museum, former chapel from 16th century), Place des Lices, Maison des Papillons (Butterfly Museum), Citadelle De Saint-Tropez (17th century fortress), Sentier du Littoral (hiking coastal path ), Beaches are among the must-see attractions.
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FR: Aujourd'hui, nous allons vous présenter une des villes d'été les plus prisées de France avec de belles plages turquoises (région Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, département du Var), Saint Tropez !
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Située entre Hyères et Antibes, cette ville glamour et luxueuse de la Côte d'Azur était autrefois une ville de pêcheurs. Au 20ème siècle, la ville a été découverte par le peintre Paul Signac et il a inventé ses amis Matisse, Derain et Marquet. Après cela, de nombreux films français célèbres ont été tournés ici..
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La Ponche (vieille ville), Vieux Port (église Notre-Dame de l'Assomption, Mairie, Palais des Bailli Pierre-André de Suffren…), Musée de l'Annonciade (Musée d'Art, ancienne chapelle du 17ème siècle), Place des Lices, Maison des Papillons, Citadelle De Saint-Tropez (forteresse du 17ème siècle), Sentier du Littoral, des plages font partie des incontournables.
📸1: Renan Brun
📸2: Robert Aardenburg
📸3: Michael Kroul
📸4: Valentin B Kremer
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21/02/2022

EGLISE SAINT-SERGE EN/FR
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EN: Today, we are going to introduce you to an unusual spiritual church named ‘Église Saint-Serge' à Paris, France!
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Located in rue de Crimée, 19th arrondissement, this hidden church is made with wood and brick red. This is actually a Russian Orthodox Church and also an orthodox theological institute. It has a rich library.
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In the 19th century, the owner of the Saint-Serge hill was a German Protestant worker. He wanted to create a temple or a school. He thought this place was so peaceful that he wanted to dedicate it to the god. After the First World war, Russians started to immigrate to Paris. Euloge Guéorguievsky bought the place and created this beautiful church.
Official Site: http://www.saint-serge.fr/histoire.html

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FR: Aujourd'hui, une église spirituelle insolite nommée 'Église Saint-Serge' à Paris, France !
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Située rue de Crimée, 19e arrondissement, cette église cachée est faite avec du bois et du brique rouge. Il s'agit d'une église orthodoxe russe et également d'un institut théologique orthodoxe. Il possède une riche bibliothèque.
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Au 19ème siècle, le propriétaire de la colline Saint-Serge était un ouvrier protestant allemand. Il voulait créer un temple ou une école. Il trouvait cet endroit si paisible qu'il voulait le dédié au dieu. Après la Première Guerre mondiale, les Russes ont commencé à immigrer à Paris. Euloge Guéorguievsky rachète le lieu et crée cette belle église.
Site Official:: http://www.saint-serge.fr/histoire.html
📸1: centre de langue russe
📸2,3: Parisladouce.com
📸4,5: Saint-serge.fr
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16/02/2022

LA PISCINE EN/FR

EN: Today, we are going to an unusual pool-museum named ‘La Piscine (The Pool)’ in Roubaix, France!
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The story of Musée d’art et d’industrie de Roubaix started in 1835 with textile production. With the Fine Arts collaborations, the museum has a remarkable collection. After the second world war, people thought that the textile collections were old-fashioned, and museums never opened. In 1922, architect Albert Baert was asked to design the most beautiful swimming pool in France by the mayor of Roubaix. However due to the maintenance problem it was closed.
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Meanwhile, Didier Schulmann wanted to rebuild the museum with different projects. In 1988, he succeeded. In 2001, the museum was recreated in a swimming pool building. It was a huge success.
Official Site: https://www.roubaix-lapiscine.com/
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FR: Aujourd'hui, nous allons vous présenter une piscine-musée insolite nommée ‘La Piscine’ Roubaix, France!
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L’histoire du Musée d’art et d’industrie de Roubaix débute en 1835 avec la production textile. Avec les collaborations Beaux-Arts, le musée possède une collection remarquable. Après la deuxième guerre mondiale, les gens ont pensé que les collections de textiles étaient démodées et que le musée n'a jamais ouvert. En 1922, l'architecte Albert Baert sollicite la conception de la plus belle piscine de France suite à la demande du maire de Roubaix. Pourtant en raison du problème de maintenance, il a fermé ses portes.
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Pendant ce temps, Didier Schulmann a voulu faire réanimer le musée. En 1988, il a réussi. En 2001, le musée a été recréé musée dans la construction de la piscine. Ce fut un énorme succès.
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