A brief history of Paris

Paris is located on an island called Isla de la Cité Sena. Ile de la Cité was the headquarters of the tribe of Paris in the Columbia British 200, known as Lutetia.

The Roman Empire was tied to two wooden bridges crossing the river between the island of the left and right. Bridges had Julius Caesar, attention, which in turn brought to the attention of the Romans. Jules Cesar explained that the Gallic War burned the bridges of British Columbia 52 and called all the attractions of this town on the island of the Seine Lutetia at this time.

It took nearly a century to build a city Lutetia. One of the things the island continued to flood some water if forced many people to move to the Left Bank. More people have been forced to move to safety, is in the surrounding hills, where the barbarians attacked in 200.

During the next 50 years, Christian communities displaced in the meantime, the city has been blessed with its first bishop known as Saint-Denis, near 250.

During the same time that communities in the Christian movement's political power Roman Empire began to grow. The political power of the Roman Empire began to rebuild the religion and culture became stronger. With culture and religion increasingly more connected to the Bishops of Rome became even stronger.

Roman armies fell into account in the past 400 when the Germanic tribes conquered the island. At that time, a great Latin-to form a union and began to grow the city. The Frankish king first took Christianity as the religion of his tribe. The king urged the Parisians to the names of places like Paris.

The Carolingians were made during the 800 years and replaced the Merovingians. The Carolingians were rewarded with having supreme power and range in western Germany and eastern France. Paris has never been its capital. The city was known as the commercial and religious center in memory of St. Genevieve. Santa Genevieve of Paris protected when they are attacked by the Huns in the last days of the Roman Empire.

Paris has been known to apply the power at the end of 987, when the rule of the slot. The division was due to strong growth and has become modern France and modern Germany.

The saying "It's never an end in Paris and the memory of everyone who lived in it is unlike any other. "Their discovery is the most compelling reason to visit Paris.

Today, Paris is so compact with 2.5 million people divided into 20 sections. Each section has its own mayor, town hall, police station with its own post office.

The river which crosses Paris from the Seine. The right bank is on the left bank north and south transmission. There 32 bridges that cross the river with two small islands at the end of some of them. IHE island Ile de la Cité is the birthplace of cities and the home of Notre Dame. Ile St Louis is the second largest island and is home to many 17th century mansions. Bridges provide access to travelers to these islands and in the end makes things look like a maze of narrow streets and old buildings.

Visit Paris can be very instructive. You will discover many new things and old on holiday. In addition, Paris has a wide selection fabulous dinners where you can enjoy a delicious meal after visiting many parts of the beautiful streets of Paris.

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