Travel Guide to Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France

Scenic spot introduction:

Paris Arc de Triomphe , the largest round arch in the world today, and the most representative landmark building in Paris and even in France. Arc de Triomphe It was built to celebrate the victory of French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte in the Battle of Austerlitz in 1805. It is also known as the Star Square. Arc de Triomphe It is a gate to welcome the triumphant troops returning from battles, and it connects to the famous and luxurious Champs-Elysees.
in Europe, Arc de Triomphe There are more than 100, but every time people mention it, Paris will always be mentioned. Arc de Triomphe Ranked first, this is enough to prove that this Arc de Triomphe Paris Arc de Triomphe It is a representative building of the Empire style, based on ancient Rome. Arc de Triomphe As an example, it is larger in scale, simpler in structural style, huge in size, simple in appearance, and pursues a majestic, calm and dignified image.
Nowadays, during every festival, a French flag more than 10 meters long hangs down from the top of the arch. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier On major holidays, a soldier in Napoleon-era uniform stands guard in front of the Marseillaise statue, holding a cleaver. Every year on France’s National Day, the French president Arc de Triomphe Every president will come here on his last day in office to pay tribute to Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Present a bouquet of flowers. Arc de Triomphe The most peculiar thing is that it is said that every evening on the anniversary of Napoleon's death, looking west from the Champs-Elysées, a group of setting sun is reflected on the Arc de Triomphe Visitors to Paris may wish to take a look at this beautiful view.

Attractions distribution:

Arc de Triomphe located in Place Charles de Gaulle The center, at the west end of the Champs-Elysées, is 49.54 meters high, 44.82 meters wide and 22.21 meters thick; the central arch is 36.6 meters high and 14.6 meters wide. On the walls of the two door piers, there are four groups of large reliefs with war themes: "Departure", "Victory", "Peace" and "Resistance"; some of the figure sculptures are five or six meters high. Arc de Triomphe There are doors around the building, on which are engraved the names of 386 generals and 96 victories that followed Napoleon in his expeditions, and on which are engraved the history of French wars from 1792 to 1815. There is an elevator inside the door, and on the second floor there is a small historical museum that displays Arc de Triomphe Pictures and historical documents of architectural history, as well as pictures of Napoleon's life and deeds. In addition, there are two movie projection rooms that specialize in showing documentaries reflecting the historical changes of Paris. Arc de Triomphe From the observation deck at the top, you can enjoy the beautiful street scenes of Paris and many of Paris’ landmark buildings.

Scenic spot features:

Architecture, cultural tours, historical sites, memorials, city tours