After talking about Versailles in class last week, I thought we could celebrate Spring Break by pretending to visit the the city of lights. Well, not many lights in StreetView since they make their drives during daylight hours.These StreetView images are a repost of an old post.
The Lourve
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Place de la Concorde
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The amazingly elegant base of the Eiffel Tower
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Notre Dame
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Place des Vogues
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Palais de Versailles
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You can even drive into the garden and see The Grand Trianon
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Parque de la Vilette
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Euro Disney
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Par Andre Citroen
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Finally, some lights in the infamous tunnels along the Seine right underneath the torch
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