- سلام عليكم
- The Lutece Arena, a return into time
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- للرومانسيين اماكن تمشيه حلوه
سلام عليكم
صراحه ترددت كثير قبل لا اكتب هالموضوع ولكن باذن الله اتمنى ان ينال على اعجابكم وايضا باب النقاش مفتوح لاي شي من اللي راح اطرحه لان اغلب اللغه راح تكون بالانجليزي واي شغله مش واضحه قولو عنها وانا اترجمها لكم ^_^
بالمختصر المفيد جمعتلكم معلومات كثيره وصراحه لا يسعني اني افرد كل معلومه لحالها حتى لا تكثر المواضيع ويكون على الاقل لدينا موضوع واحد هادف ويقدم نظرة جديده وقد تكون معلومات مكرره ولكن من باب الفائده سوف نتطرق لها حتى تعم الفائده لكل المستخدمين ^_^
اول شي
بعض الاماكن المرتفعه اللي من خلالها نرى باريس
Tour Montparnasse
La Tour Eiffel
Arc de Triomphe
Rue du Telegraphe and the Parc de Belleville
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هذي حلبة لوتس اعتقد اسمها كذا بناها الرومان على عهد سيزر طبع اراح ترجعك للخلف 2000 سنه بس
The Lutece Arena, a return into time
How do you get to see this beautiful place which, to this day, still remains ‘stealthy’?
Orient yourself on a map, take the subway to the ‘Monge’ station, and walk to No. 47 Rue Monge. Enter the hallway, walk along the corridor and there you are! Right on the sandy ground of the arena where ghosts of ferocious lions still roam in search for a human prey!
A guaranteed, amazing leap in the past, just short of 2,000 years ago!
Arena of Lutece
اسم المحطه للوصول اليها : Cardinal Lemoine
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للرومانسيين اماكن تمشيه حلوه
For romancing the love of your life, certain places have these very special qualities which will set them apart in your memories of togetherness. I will tell you about three for now, and there will be more to come.
Atop my list, ‘Place Furstemberg’. From the plaza of the St Germain Church, walk toward the Seine and Rue Bonaparte. Turn right into Rue de l’Abbaye. Follow the street to the first short alley on your left. Turn and you end up on ‘Place Furstemberg’. French painter Eugene Delacroix had his studio there, and this makes an interesting spot to visit during daytime. But ‘Place Furstemberg’ takes a whole other atmosphere at night. It is quiet, isolated, and sort of private. The nearby abbey lends it a historical feel. Sitting under the trees, the wooden benches welcome eternal lovers.
My second pick would be the steep flights of stairs leading up to the top of the Montmartre Hill, and the quaint streets below ‘Place du Tertre’. Here again, you would be well inspired to discover the hill during the day, and come back to it in the evening. Montmartre is one of the last areas in Paris to have retained their ‘olden days’ feel. Strolling around the hill at night gives you a whiff of what Paris was like in the late 1800s. Most definitely one of the very best spots to roam hand in hand, stealing a kiss here and there under the quiet glow of the street lights.
As a final destination for this short trip, let me take you to the park located at the tip of ‘Ile de la Cite’. This is the largest of the two islands, and the small park named ‘Square du Vert Galant’ takes its name from King Henri the 4th, a womanizer in his own right (‘Galant’ alludes to his reputation as a smooth talker, and ‘Vert’ means the guy was ‘always ready to fire’). Walk to the ‘Pont Neuf’ bridge, go down the flight of stairs opening behind Henri’s statue, and you will wind up on the wharf. There, lined with century-old trees, the park offers a magnificent view of the river Seine and the Louvre Museum. I recommend discovering the spot together during daytime. It is also the port of call of a boat tour operator. Seize this opportunity to boat upstream and downstream. Don’t forget to bring an extra sweater, the temperature at water level is chillier.
