Where Is It (Paris)

2012-10-31 Where Is It Wednesday?

Two correct answers this week! First in was Paris Karin at An Alien Parisienne, to be followed by Vreni of Vreni’s Vienna Daily Photo. Congratulations, ladies!

Where Is It (Paris)

DOme on the Chapel of Église Saint-Louis des Invalides

Paris Karin was first in with this response…

…the chapel at Les Invalides: the Église Saint-Louis des Invalides. It contains, among others, the tomb of Napoléon.

Right you are, babe! It is indeed the dome on the Chapel of the Église Saint-Louis des Invalides. Enjoy those Chupa Chups badges, ladies!

Concerning this week’s photo…

Where Is This?

Where Is It (Paris)

Where Is It (Paris)

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8 thoughts on “2012-10-31 Where Is It Wednesday?

  1. Okay, I admit I did not know this one off-hand and had to research a little. I know just where it is (well, duh, it’s pretty obvious, lol), but have not actually been on it for myself, just under it as I took one of those Seine cruises just before I left. It is the Passerelle Debilly — a pedestrian footbridge over the Seine. More at Wikipedia here! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passerelle_Debilly

    Oh, one more thing I just saw at Wikipedia there. At first I thought this might be the Viaduc d’Austerlitz. They look a lot alike. But that is WAY over on the other side of Paris, and not at all near the Eiffel Tower. Then I saw this, “Its architect, Jean Résal, also designed the Pont Alexandre III and the Viaduc d’Austerlitz.” So, same architect! Interesting that the Passerelle and Viaduc are very similar-looking, but Pont Alexandre III practically Rococo by comparison! I can’t believe they are all contemporaries.

    I’d research it more, but I have 300 more words to write for my daily goal of NaNo, and I was silly and decided to take a “short Internet break.” Oops.

    Back to it.
    xx
    Karin

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