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Paris Potpourri
100

This church will be closed for renovations and repairs for the foreseeable future. 

What is Notre Dame?

100

Monsieur Eiffel's first name

What is Gustave?

100

The Louvre's modern point of entry since the 1980's.

What is the glass pyramid?

100

It's covered in the names of military personnel.

What is the Arc de Triomphe?

100

This chruch was built to house a sacred relic.

What is the Sainte Chapelle?

200

Commissioned by Louis IX, this church is known for its amazing stained glass, much of which is original to the 13th century.

What is the Sainte Chapelle?

200

He is depicted in a toga on a relief statue on the side of his triumphal arc.  

Who is Napoleon?

200

This museum was once a train station.

What is the Musée d'Orsay?

200

World's largest traffic circle

What is the Place de l'Etoile (Place Charles de Gaulle)?

200

It's where you would find works of art by 19th century masters such as Monet and Degas.

What is the Musée d'Orsay?

300

This architectural advancement allowed for more windows and high ceilings by transferring the weight of the roof down to the ground.

What is a flying buttress? 

300

This crusader king of France was made a saint.

Who was Louis IX?

300

It's the "National Museum of Modern Art"

What is the Pompidou Center?

300

There is a large Egyptian obelisk in its center

What is the Place de la Concorde?

300

It's a Paris church that is NOT in the Gothic style.

What is Sacré Coeur?

400

The statues of the Kings of Judah were once ripped down from the facade of this church.

What is the cathedral of Notre Dame?

400

He inaugurated the Pont Neuf by riding across it on a white stallion.

Who was Henry IV?

400

Some people say that this building is "inside out" with all electrical circuitry and heating ducts on the exterior.

What is the Pompidou Center?

400

La Grande Arche is the central structure of this area.

What is La Défense?

400

Notre Dame is the "geographical center" of Paris due to this star in the pavement out front.

What is the kilometer zero?

500

This church, built as an act of penance, is decorated with equestrian statues of two famous saints.

What is Sacré Coeur?

500

She was married to King Louis XVI.

Who was Marie Antoinette?

500

If you want to see the art chronologically, visit the museums in this order.

What is Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Pompidou Center?

500

This Paris square has had 2 previous names.

What is Place de la Concorde?

500

This architect designed an exciting new entrance to the Louvre.  He just recently passed away.

Who was I. M. Pei

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