Free access on the first Sunday of every month. Cheaper subway fares on the same day. Holds royal tombs exquisitely sculpted.
Солн.погода! По museum pass проход free и почти без очереди.Из двух очередей с улицы на вход(Сент-Шапель и дворец правосудия)выб. меньшую,обе ведут внутр. дворик.Из капеллы можно выйти на балкончик
Explore the Crypt & look for the ghostly silhouette of a monk on one of the pillars. See where Sir Thomas Becket was decapitated and brave the corridor of the White Lady... Then have a picnic outside! Read more.
Before entering, see Smile of Angel or Smile of Reims (left portal,main facade) Then look right, angel Gabriel, smiling too!
"The premiere work of art in perhaps the whole Western world is without a signature... maybe a man's name doesn't matter so much," Orson Welles suggests in his free-form documentary, F FOR FAKE. Read more.
Beautiful with everyone being polite to show you around and explain the history and every corner of the cathedral. It is surrounded by medieval buildings used for uni offices and student accommodation
Débutés vers 1220, les travaux de la cathédrale d'Amiens, chef d'oeuvre parmi les monuments gothiques, dureront pratiquement jusqu'en 1528, date à laquelle la grande flèche, haute de 112 mètres Read more.
Love to sit and read in the Radcliffe camera - not as cosy as the armchair at home, but such a feeling in the hundred years old rounded building among hundred thousands of books!
Designed in the early 1300s, the cathedral in southwest England is a structural gem. A visit to the surrounding area offers some of England's most varied landscapes. Read more.
Une des statues des saints (porte droite) a la tête coupée car le restaurateur s'ennuyait et modifia la tête du saint pour la sienne. L'église n'appréciant pas a fait couper la tête de la statue :-)
This is one of Germany´s most famous landmarks and a MUST see. Climb the 533 steps to the South tower for some impressive views of the surroundings and make sure to visit the treasure chamber. Read more.
Westminster Abbey was built by Edward the Confessor and completed just before his death in 1065. Since William the Conqueror all the kings & queens of England have been crowned here.
