Where are the Roman Relics of Paris?

Roman Treasures Lying Beneath the Streets of Paris

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In today’s email:

• Where are the Roman Relics of Paris?

• Experience: - Hop on and off in Paris

• Around The Web: Château Gaillard: A Hidden Garden Treasure on the Loire; Exploring the D-Day Landing Beaches: A Journey Through History; Top Ten Places to Visit in Marseille

• 🌟 New: Travel Quizzer is Here!

• From Social Media: People are strolling through a narrow street in the center of Aix-en-Provence, France

• Mange: Easy and Amazing Creme Brulee Recipe

• Xtra: 8 Best Preserved Roman Buildings (Outside Italy)

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Where are the Roman Relics of Paris?

2,000 years ago Romans walked the streets of what is now Paris. Let's return to the glory days and take a look at the remnants of the Roman Empire still visible today. The Romans enjoyed a relatively brief reign in Paris.

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Around The Web

Château Gaillard: A Hidden Garden Treasure on the Loire

While Leonardo da Vinci is the focal point for visits to the Château of Clos Lucé , and is buried in the Saint-Hubert Chapel at the royal château of Amboise , another Italian made his name on the banks of the Loire: Pacello da Mercogliano .

Exploring the D-Day Landing Beaches: A Journey Through History

D-Day and the Battle of Normandy were predominantly fought in the départements of Calvados, Manche and Orne, and it is here that you will find the many memorials, cemeteries and museums that commemorate what happened.

Unveiling the Saint Michel Fountain: A Parisian Masterpiece

Although many guidebooks include the fountain in their sight-seeing recommendations, it usually doesn’t fall on traveler’s “must-see” lists for the City of Light, particularly for first-time visitors. That’s a shame, because a less-than-five-minute stroll from either Sainte-Chapelle or equality popular Notre Dame de Paris

Saint-Séverin Church: A Gothic Treasure of Art and History in Paris

If you are a lover of religious artwork and you are looking for the niches splendors of ecclesiastical iconography offered to you in Paris, apart from the museums, then a visit to the church of Saint-Séverin is a must!

Arènes de Lutèce: Explore Paris's Ancient Roman Amphitheater

The Lutece Arena is the oldest historical monument built in Paris, and is the third largest Roman coliseum in France.

Top Ten Places to Visit in Marseille

Marseille, France’s second-largest city, is known for its rich maritime heritage, cultural diversity, and Mediterranean charm. As one of the oldest cities in Europe, Marseille boasts a fascinating blend of ancient history and modern urban energy. The city’s port has been the heart of its economy for centuries, and today it is a lively hub of trade, tourism, and activity.

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From Social Media

People are strolling through a narrow street in the center of Aix-en-Provence, France

Mange

Easy and Amazing Creme Brulee Recipe

Xtra

8 Best Preserved Roman Buildings (Outside Italy)

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