Interesting Paris

Saint-Pol village / Village Saint Paul

St. Paul's village is a place just outside of Mara's main tourist routes. The Church of St. Paul and St. Ludwick has a series of secret palaces inside which are shops, gallerys, cafes, antique shops, and everything works every day.

Vensen zoo

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There should be a good zoo in a good town. Paris appeared in the Vienna Forest in the middle of the 1930s and was innovative for its time. One of the symbols of the zoo was a 65-metre artificial rock, and by an unusual device, animals were deprived of cells, visitors as if they had entered the natural habitat of the animals. Throughout the twentieth century, the park was gradually rising, and in the past decade, the City of Paris thought of a radical renewal. This spring he opened up after six years of reconstruction: the architect's team, Bernard Chumi, moved him from scratch, and now it's hardly the best park in Europe. There has been a huge impact: over five kilometres of the route, the viewers have been passing through several isolated biozones, the Patagonia plains, the Sahel savannah, the tropical forests of Madagascar and Guiana. The cost of the collection is lions and giraffes. Forget the Bulon Forest, come here.

Science and Industry City

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Pompidou's center may be hit by its appearance, but if you want to see a technology museum and a technology museum, it's worth getting over to the northeast of Paris. La Villette Park is a cultural dominant of only XIX districts. There used to be slaughterhouses, then they were closed, and during the 1980s, Bernard Chumi created a large public area with the largest scientific museum and concert sites in Europe. Some of the local residents are skating in the park, someone's resting at the Urk Canal, and someone goes to the IMAX-kinotheatre Geod, he looks like a big silver field.