Place de la Bastille Situation et accès[modifier | modifier le code] Voies adjacentes à la place de la Bastille[modifier | modifier le code] Dans le sens des aiguilles d'une montre en commençant face à l'ange de la colonne : Transports en commun[modifier | modifier le code] La place de la Bastille est desservie par : Historique[modifier | modifier le code] La Bastille[modifier | modifier le code] En août de la même année, les Bourguignons assiégèrent la Bastille Saint-Antoine pour s'emparer des Armagnacs qui s'y étaient réfugiés, les portes furent brisées[3]. Cette bastille, qui avait été construite pour mettre la capitale à l'abri des attaques des Bourguignons et des Anglais, servit de prison sous Louis XI. Transformée en prison d'État par Richelieu, la Bastille est prise d'assaut le 14 juillet 1789 par la population du faubourg Saint-Antoine, ce qui est considéré habituellement comme le premier acte de la Révolution française. Ce projet n'a pas été exécuté. Lieu de danse[modifier | modifier le code]
Le blog de Cendrine grenierdesarah.org/index.php/fr/ sab-s-top-ten-totally-offbeat-paris-things-to-do By Sab Will, wannabe offbeat Paris street guru When I was asked to produce a list of my Top Ten Offbeat Things To Do In Paris for GotSaga, I thought, 'Easy-Peasy, Lemon... Squeezy!'. I was wrong. For a start, Paris is SO famous, even what seems to be offbeat, if you look into it, actually has about a hundred articles written about it already out there. I mean, there are entire books written about 'The Secret Paris' and 'The Unknown Paris' and 'The Hidden Paris' and the list goes on. So in the end I thought, worrying about it ain't gonna get the piece written; just get started and forget what's gone before, and see what happens. You'll find most of these offbeat attractons involve discovering the city through walking, and are things that can be enjoyed outside. Oh yeah, and almost everything in the list doesn't cost a thing. Sab's Top Ten Offbeat Paris Things To Do 1) Come on Down to the Catacombes OK, OK, I know that this might be considered one of the biggest clichés of all.
grenierdesarah.org/index.php/fr/ Go Organic in Paris These days it’s all about going green, natural, organic, or anything else that is friendly to the environment (and to our bodies). When you’re home, it’s easy to support local farms through farmers’ markets or buy organic goods from the supermarket, but traveling internationally could pose a threat to your health-conscious lifestyle and eating habits…unless you know where to go to find organic products and eco-friendly services. In 2009, with the help of President Nicholas Sarkozy, Paris became proactive in supporting organic agriculture. The government cut subsidies given to large farms and redirected the financial aid to smaller organic and family owned farms. Supermarkets and Organic Markets For those of you lucky enough to rent an apartment and enjoy an extended stay in The City of Light, grocery shopping is a must. At Naturalia , you can pick up anything you need from your typical grocery items like pasta and cheese to useful household items like insect repellent and water filters.
grenierdesarah.org/index.php/fr/component/grenierdesarah/?view=parcours&id=7&timecode=0... Prêt à Voyager: VISIT PARIS Paris is the number one tourist destination in the world, so it’s no wonder people are always looking for tips and great spots when visiting the city. This page is designed to pull all the resources I’ve created over the years conveniently in one place. First, it is necessary to know that Paris is divided into 20 arrondissements, or districts. Each one has a personality of its own, and each one is great in its own way. One of my favorite projects I’ve done is the Tour de France project, where I invited local bloggers to share an inside look at the neighborhoods they know best. One of the things I love best about Paris is that it is a small, big city that is very accessible (except if you have a broken leg or a stroller!). The RER commuter line is an easy way into the city from the airports. People are always curious where to stay in Paris. Paris can be a very expensive city, but it doesn’t have to be. But what to do while you’re here? P.S. I also teach a Skillshare MAP MAKING class!