Notre-Dame de Paris
Notre-Dame is the cathedral of Paris and it burned down five years before it reopened.
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Notre-Dame is the cathedral of Paris and it burned down five years before it reopened.
The Bastille is a square where a prison used to be, and the prison held seven people on the day it was stormed.
The Hôtel de Ville is Paris's city hall, seat of the mayor and the city council, on the square that carries its name.
The Tour Saint-Jacques is the last surviving fragment of the church of Saint-Jacques-de-la-Boucherie, a late-Gothic parish church built between 1509 and 1523 for the guild of Paris butchers, whose market gave the church its name.
Pont au Change carries rue de Rivoli's continuation across the northern arm of the Seine, linking the Ile de la Cite -- at the Conciergerie and the Palais de Justice -- to the Right Bank at Place du Chatelet.
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