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Parishaslonginspiredopinionatedoutbursts,fromdelusionaltodenouncing,butononemattertravelersremaininagreement:it’samongthemoststimulatingcitiesintheworld.Parisassaultsallthesenses,demandingtobeseen,heard,touched,tastedandsmelt.fromluminescentlandmarkstofreshpoodledroppingsonthepavement,thecityiseverythingitshouldbe-theveryessenceofallFrenchthings.Ifyoucomehereexpectingallyou’veheardtobetrue,youwon’tleavedisappointed.

Parisisatitsbestduringthetemperatespringmonths(MarchtoMay),withautumncominginaclosesecond.Inwinter,thereareallsortsofculturaleventstotemptthevisitor,butschoolholidayscanclogthestreetswiththelittlefolk.Augustisusuallyhotandsticky,andit’salsowhenmanyParisianstaketheiryearlyvacations,sobusinessesarelikelytobeclosed.

MuséeduLouvre

Louvreisprobablyoneofthemostworld-renownedsightseeingplacesinParis.Thisenormousbuilding,constructedaround1200asafortressandrebuiltinthemid-16thcenturyforuseasaroyalpalace,beganitscareerasapublicmuseumin1793.AspartofMitterand’sgrandsprojetsinthe1980s,theLouvrewasrevampedwiththeadditionofa21m(67ft)glasspyramidentrance.Initiallydeemedafailure,thenewdesignhassincewonoverthosewhoregardconsistencyasinexcusablyboring.Vastscrumsofpeoplepuffandpantthroughtheroomsfullofpaintings,sculpturesandantiquities,includingtheMonaLisa,VenusdeMiloandWingedVictory(whichlookslikeit’sbeendroppedandputbacktogether).Iftheclamorbecomesunbearable,yourbestbetistopickaperiodorsectionoftheLouvreandpretendthattherestissomewhereacrosstown.

EiffelTower

ThistoweringedificewasbuiltfortheWorldFairof1889,heldtocommemoratethecentennialoftheFrenchRevolution.Namedafteritsdesigner,GustaveEiffel,itstands320m(1050ft)highandheldtherecordastheworld’stalleststructureuntil1930.Initiallyopposedbythecity’sartisticandliteraryelite-whowereonlyaffirmingtheirrighttodisagreewitheverything-thetowerwasalmosttorndownin1909.Salvationcamewhenitprovedanidealplatformfortheantennasneededforthenewscienceofradiotelegraphy.Whenyou’redonepeeringupwardsthroughthegirders,youcanvisitanyofthethreepubliclevels,whichcanbeaccessedbyliftorstairs.Justsouth-eastofthetowerisagrassyexpansethatwasoncethesiteoftheworld’sfirstballoonflightsandisnowusedbyteensasaskateboardingarenaorbyactivistsbad-mouthingChirac.

巴黎概況英文導(dǎo)游詞2

Parisseemstohavealwaysbeenadreamcity.Intheofficialwebsite,itiscalled“thecityoflight”,thelightinthewesternmindhasalwaysbeenanincarnationofgod,perhapsParismanthinkhimselftobenearertogod.Itisnowonderthatxuzhimowaslamented:“musthavebeentoPariswon’trareheaven.”Alsosomepeoplecallit“Babylon”,thatistheAmericanwriterFitzgerald’snovel“thereturntothekingofBabylon,”callofParis--adreamonlyluxuryandpleasure.PerhapsnoonecantellwhatisacityinParis,buteveryoneisconvincedthattheyspentinParisislifethemostunforgettableday.

Mostvisitorslookforwardtoinourhearts,isanancientandromanticParis,thechampselysees,placeDElaConcorde,alongtheLouvre,thearcDEtriompheperfectcentralaxisbegantheirtrip.Indeed,Parisisacityofgreathistory,placesofinteresthereareenoughtomakepeoplelinger.WiththeseclassicsitesandanotherinParis,afulloftheflavorofhalfbackandBohemianParis.

AslongasridethesubwayinParis,canclearlyfeelthat.Parismetrohasalonghistory,somestationhasintacttheoriginalstyle,itlookslikeanantiquemuseum,andsomeofthestationisfulloffuturistic,likeasciencefictionworld,suchasladefenceundergroundstation.Fromastationontheground,standinginfrontofyouistheworld’suniqueexaggerationof“new”arcDEtriomphe.Infactthisisacanaccommodate5000people,officebuilding,itsuniquenessisthecanputtheNotreDameDEParisinthedoor.ItisinterestingtonotethatthenewisintheLouvrearcDEtriomphe,champselysees,placeDElaConcorde,thecentralaxis,arcDEtriomphewickedlyfromthearcDEtriomphe,ambitionistobreaktheperfectharmony.

So“renegade”bynomeanstheonlybuildinginParis.IftheLouvrerepresentstheancientcivilizationofFrance,thepompidoucenterisasymbolofmodernParis.Hereisthepalaceofavant-gardeart,exhibitedsincethe20thcenturywesternvariousstyleofart.Andthedesignofthecenteritselfisalsogivespeopleastrongvisualimpactoftheavant-garde

Architecturalart.Allthecolumns,stair,pipelineandsoonusedtodeliberatelyhidingthingsareontheoutside,thewholebuildingseemedtobecolorfulpipeandreinforcedwithchemicalfactory.Whenthe“monster”alsohadacriticism,butnowithaswithotherclassicalarchitectureofParis.

CityofParisisperhapsthemostpopularwithforeigner,italmostbecamethe“mecca”ofliteratureandart,howmanyworldfamousartistsandwriterslivehere?Stillaskedhowmanyhaven’tbeentoParis,calculationeasierthatway.Afterthemiddleofthe19thcentury,Parisisbecameanexileofthecity.Herehavearelaxedpoliticalatmosphere,students,scholars,artistsofthecounterculturetrend,theso-calledculture,sopeoplechoosetoParistostray.20and30softhe20thcentury,ParisbroughttogethersomanyAmericanwriters,includingHemingway,Fitzgerald.ThisgroupofyoungpeoplelongingforabetterlifeisimpactofworldwarIhavenowheretohide,theycannotstand,escape,theyneedtobeartisticatmosphere,becausetheywillcontinuetomakealivingbywriting,atthesametimetheyalsocan’tthrowsensesandmaterialcomforts,theyneedtocoffee,andneedawoman

Wine,needtodance,andtheyescapedtoParis.TheironlychoiceisParis,alsoseemstobeonlyPariscantoleratethisgrouphaslucid,occasionallydrunkyoungpeople.Theyarejustpassers-byinParis,butitleftadeepimprintinhere.TheyletPariseternalmoment,alsopartofyourlifewillalwaysstayinParis.WalkontheriverSeine,sittingonthesidewalkcafes,aforeignermayunderstandthelightblueandthecityofParisstreetcomplex.Hereinthelastcenturya“l(fā)ostgeneration”lefttoomanystrayandsentimental,lingeringuntiltoday.WalkinginPariswhenyouneverknowwhatwillleaveitalittlelongerinthememory,isthearcDEtriompheorafternooninanoutdoorcafeforacupofcoffee.

”Parisismorethanaplace,ithasbecomeastateofmind.”Nomatterwhoyouare,canbeinthenostalgiaandhalfback,bothquietandnoisy,internationalizationandlocalizationofthecitytofindyourneedadoseofantidotetothesoul.Inthissense,isbestsuitedtoforeignerstayinParis.AppreciatetheMonaLisa,youcangototheLouvrealsocangotothecentrepompidouseePicasso.YoucangototheParisopera,alsocangotothemoulinrougeonthechampselysees;YoucancometoParistoescapelife,alsocansimplyenjoylifehere.

Infact,Pariseverywhereallovertheworld.PerhapsyouhaveneverbeentoParis,butyou’reprobablyinthecityofyourlifeacafecalled“l(fā)eftbank”linger;Youdon’thavetoout,youcanenjoyfromParis(orclaims)fromParisfashionproducts,canfeelthe“spring”inParis.ButwhenareyougoingtotakeatriptoParisreally?

巴黎概況英文導(dǎo)游詞3

Everyone’shearthasabuiltinfantasyofParis,maybetheatypical“NotreDameDEParis”romantic,maybeit’s“humancomedy”latter-dayflashy.EveryonewhohasbeentoParistoevaluatedifferent,somepeoplesayitcold,somepeoplesaythatitisexpensive,somesayitchaos.ButthereisonewordalwaysareinParis,thatis:vogue.Morethanonehundredyearsago,peopleinParisisproudtowalkonthechampselysees,ledtheEuropeanway.Inthisarticlealongtheavenue,dottedwiththesenames:theplaceDElaConcorde,thearcDEtriomphe,theLouvre,NotreDameDEParis......

Ontheperfectaxisextension,stoodacompletelydifferent,modernParis:skyscrapers,glasscurtainwall,rusharoundfinanciers,likeeverymoderncityintheworld.Really?Itisamodelasthearchofthebuilding,andhasbeendubbedthe“l(fā)adefense,thearcDEtriomphe”name.TheprideoftheParispeoplewillneverforgetyesterday,maybebecauseofthis,toalwaysstandintheforefrontoffashioninParis.

FeelaboutParisfashion’sanklesshouldbeashoppingcrazy.Theyknewallaboutfashiontrends,eyessharp,bothquickandaccurate.MaybeonlyhavesomanyseniordepartmentstoreinParis,somanyfamousbrandstores,cansatisfytheirunremittingpursuitoffashion.

Parispresentsdifferentfeaturesindifferentpeople’seyes,ifyouwanttoknowwhatshewillbehowtosmiletoyou,let’sgotovisither.巴黎概況英文導(dǎo)游詞1

Parishaslonginspiredopinionatedoutbursts,fromdelusionaltodenouncing,butononemattertravelersremaininagreement:it’samongthemoststimulatingcitiesintheworld.Parisassaultsallthesenses,demandingtobeseen,heard,touched,tastedandsmelt.fromluminescentlandmarkstofreshpoodledroppingsonthepavement,thecityiseverythingitshouldbe-theveryessenceofallFrenchthings.Ifyoucomehereexpectingallyou’veheardtobetrue,youwon’tleavedisappointed.

Parisisatitsbestduringthetemperatespringmonths(MarchtoMay),withautumncominginaclosesecond.Inwinter,thereareallsortsofculturaleventstotemptthevisitor,butschoolholidayscanclogthestreetswiththelittlefolk.Augustisusuallyhotandsticky,andit’salsowhenmanyParisianstaketheiryearlyvacations,sobusinessesarelikelytobeclosed.

MuséeduLouvre

Louvreisprobablyoneofthemostworld-renownedsightseeingplacesinParis.Thisenormousbuilding,constructedaround1200asafortressandrebuiltinthemid-16thcenturyforuseasaroyalpalace,beganitscareerasapublicmuseumin1793.AspartofMitterand’sgrandsprojetsinthe1980s,theLouvrewasrevampedwiththeadditionofa21m(67ft)glasspyramidentrance.Initiallydeemedafailure,thenewdesignhassincewonoverthosewhoregardconsistencyasinexcusablyboring.Vastscrumsofpeoplepuffandpantthroughtheroomsfullofpaintings,sculpturesandantiquities,includingtheMonaLisa,VenusdeMiloandWingedVictory(whichlookslikeit’sbeendroppedandputbacktogether).Iftheclamorbecomesunbearable,yourbestbetistopickaperiodorsectionoftheLouvreandpretendthattherestissomewhereacrosstown.

EiffelTower

ThistoweringedificewasbuiltfortheWorldFairof1889,heldtocommemoratethecentennialoftheFrenchRevolution.Namedafteritsdesigner,GustaveEiffel,itstands320m(1050ft)highandheldtherecordastheworld’stalleststructureuntil1930.Initiallyopposedbythecity’sartisticandliteraryelite-whowereonlyaffirmingtheirrighttodisagreewitheverything-thetowerwasalmosttorndownin1909.Salvationcamewhenitprovedanidealplatformfortheantennasneededforthenewscienceofradiotelegraphy.Whenyou’redonepeeringupwardsthroughthegirders,youcanvisitanyofthethreepubliclevels,whichcanbeaccessedbyliftorstairs.Justsouth-eastofthetowerisagrassyexpansethatwasoncethesiteoftheworld’sfirstballoonflightsandisnowusedbyteensasaskateboardingarenaorbyactivistsbad-mouthingChirac.

巴黎概況英文導(dǎo)游詞2

Parisseemstohavealwaysbeenadreamcity.Intheofficialwebsite,itiscalled“thecityoflight”,thelightinthewesternmindhasalwaysbeenanincarnationofgod,perhapsParismanthinkhimselftobenearertogod.Itisnowonderthatxuzhimowaslamented:“musthavebeentoPariswon’trareheaven.”Alsosomepeoplecallit“Babylon”,thatistheAmericanwriterFitzgerald’snovel“thereturntothekingofBabylon,”callofParis--adreamonlyluxuryandpleasure.PerhapsnoonecantellwhatisacityinParis,buteveryoneisconvincedthattheyspentinParisislifethemostunforgettableday.

Mostvisitorslookforwardtoinourhearts,isanancientandromanticParis,thechampselysees,placeDElaConcorde,alongtheLouvre,thearcDEtriompheperfectcentralaxisbegantheirtrip.Indeed,Parisisacityofgreathistory,placesofinteresthereareenoughtomakepeoplelinger.WiththeseclassicsitesandanotherinParis,afulloftheflavorofhalfbackandBohemianParis.

AslongasridethesubwayinParis,canclearlyfeelthat.Parismetrohasalonghistory,somestationhasintacttheoriginalstyle,itlookslikeanantiquemuseum,andsomeofthestationisfulloffuturistic,likeasciencefictionworld,suchasladefenceundergroundstation.Fromastationontheground,standinginfrontofyouistheworld’suniqueexaggerationof“new”arcDEtriomphe.Infactthisisacanaccommodate5000people,officebuilding,itsuniquenessisthecanputtheNotreDameDEParisinthedoor.ItisinterestingtonotethatthenewisintheLouvrearcDEtriomphe,champselysees,placeDElaConcorde,thecentralaxis,arcDEtriomphewickedlyfromthearcDEtriomphe,ambitionistobreaktheperfectharmony.

So“renegade”bynomeanstheonlybuildinginParis.IftheLouvrerepresentstheancientcivilizationofFrance,thepompidoucenterisasymbolofmodernParis.Hereisthepalaceofavant-gardeart,exhibitedsincethe20thcenturywesternvariousstyleofart.Andthedesignofthecenteritselfisalsogivespeopleastrongvisualimpactoftheavant-garde

Architecturalart.Allthecolumns,stair,pipelineandsoonusedtodeliberatelyhidingthingsareontheoutside,thewholebuildingseemedtobecolorfulpipeandreinforcedwithchemicalfactory.Whenthe“monster”alsohadacriticism,butnowithaswithotherclassicalarchitectureofParis.

CityofParisisperhapsthemostpopularwithforeigner,italmostbecamethe“mecca”ofliteratureandart,howmanyworldfamousartistsandwriterslivehere?Stillaskedhowmanyhaven’tbeentoParis,calculationeasierthatway.Afterthemiddleofthe19thcentury,Parisisbecameanexileofthecity.Herehavearelaxedpoliticalatmosphere,students,scholars,artistsofthecounterculturetrend,theso-calledculture,sopeoplechoosetoParistostray.20and30softhe20thcentury,ParisbroughttogethersomanyAmericanwriters,includingHemingway,Fitzgerald.ThisgroupofyoungpeoplelongingforabetterlifeisimpactofworldwarIhavenowheretohide,theycannotstand,escape,theyneedtobeartisticatmosphere,becausetheywillcontinuetomakealivingbywriting,atthesametimetheyalsocan’tthrowsensesandmaterialcomforts,theyneedtocoffee,andneedawoman

Wine,needtodance,andtheyescapedtoParis.TheironlychoiceisParis,alsoseemstobeonlyPariscantoleratethisgrouphaslucid,occasionallydrunkyoungpeople.Theyarejustpassers-byinParis,butitleftadeepimprintinhere.TheyletPariseternalmoment,alsopartofyourlifewillalwaysstayinParis.WalkontheriverSeine,sittingonthesidewalkcafes,aforeignermayunderstandthelightblueandthecityofParisstreetcomplex.Hereinthelastcenturya“l(fā)ostgeneration”lefttoomanystrayandsentimental,lingeringuntiltoday.WalkinginPariswhenyouneverknowwhatwillleaveitalittlelongerinthememory,isthearcDEtriompheorafternooninanoutdoorcafeforacupofcoffee.

”Parisismorethanaplace,ithasbecomeastateofmind.”Nomatterwhoyouare,canbeinthenostalgiaandhalfback,bothquietandnoisy,internationalizationandlocalizationofthecitytofindyourneedadoseofantidotetothesoul.Inthissense,isbestsuitedtoforeignerstayinParis.AppreciatetheMonaLisa,youcangototheLouvrealsocangotothecentrepompidouseePicasso.YoucangototheParisopera,alsocangotothemoulinrougeonthechampselysees;YoucancometoParistoescapelife,alsocansimplyenjoylifehere.

Infact,Pariseverywhereallovertheworld.PerhapsyouhaveneverbeentoParis,but

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