A record three right answers this week!
First in was BJ at The Armchair Parisian, followed by Krs at WannaGoTo-Paris and Vreni from Vreni’s Vienna Daily Photo was a close third. Krs’s answer was the most complete (and in French!) so I’ll post his response:
Conçu par Napoléon Ier comme un temple à la gloire de sa Grande Armée en 1806.
La Madeleine.
Right on, Krs!
This week’s mystery building looks a lot the same, but should pose at least a little more of a challenge…
Where Is This?
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Assemblee Nationale?
Go Anne!
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See you in the streets,
Paris Paul
Palais Bourbon ~ built by the Duchess of Bourbon, daughter of King Louis XIV. Now houses Assemblée Nationale, the French parliament’s lower house. Located in the 7th near Pont de la Concorde.
Good job, BJ!
You also win the honor of the most elaborate answer! Thanks for playing.
See you in the streets,
Paris Paul
Of course, Le Palais Bourbon (Assemblée Nationale).
Excellent job, Krs!
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See you in the streets,
Paris Paul