Review of Monuments (Québec and Paris)

This place is a waterfall, and is taller than Niagra Falls.

• Les Chutes Montmorency

• Le Château Frontenac

• Les Plaines d'Abraham

• La Seine

• Le Fleuve Sainte-Laurent

This is a hotel and was built to attract tourists.

• Les Chutes Montmorency

• Le Château Frontenac

• Les Plaines d'Abraham

• La Seine

• Le Fleuve Sainte-Laurent

This is the main river of Québec.

• Les Chutes Montmorency

• Le Château Frontenac

• Les Plaines d'Abraham

• La Seine

• Le Fleuve Sainte-Laurent

This river provides the water supply to the city, looks pretty, provides hydro-electiricty, and is a romantic tourist attraction. You can take a boat down it called a Vedette.

• Les Chutes Montmorency

• Le Château Frontenac

• Les Plaines d'Abraham

• La Seine

• Le Fleuve Sainte-Laurent

This field is where Québec's language and culture was decided in several decisive battles. Today it has a museum, and is a venue for concerts.

• Les Chutes Montmorency

• Le Château Frontenac

• Les Plaines d'Abraham

• La Seine

• Le Fleuve Sainte-Laurent

This church is white because it symbolizes purity. It was built to repent to God after the Napoleonic Wars.

• L'avenue Champs-Elysées

• La Cathédral Notre-Dame

• Sacré-Coeur

• Le Palais de Versailles

• Le Musée du Louvre

This place houses many famous stores and shops. It is a major tourist attraction that begins at the Arc de Triomphe and ends at le petit arc de Triomphe. The president resides here and they have their independence parade here as well.

• L'avenue Champs-Elysées

• La Cathédral Notre-Dame

• Sacré-Coeur

• Le Palais de Versailles

• Le Musée du Louvre

This church is where Napoléon was crowned emperor (or crowned himself emperor). It's flying buttresses and gothic architecture is amazing and was not affected by the fire in 2019.

• L'avenue Champs-Elysées

• La Cathédral Notre-Dame

• Sacré-Coeur

• Le Palais de Versailles

• Le Musée du Louvre

This castle was built by King Louis 14th who moved his residence outside of Paris for the first time in centuries because he was afraid of an insurrection. He made it a symbol of France's wealth and power. Marie Antoinette also lived here with King Louis 16th.

• L'avenue Champs-Elysées

• La Cathédral Notre-Dame

• Sacré-Coeur

• Le Palais de Versailles

• Le Musée du Louvre

This castle was built by King Louis 14th who moved his residence outside of Paris for the first time in centuries because he was afraid of an insurrection. He made it a symbol of France's wealth and power. Marie Antoinette also lived here with King Louis 16th.

• L'avenue Champs-Elysées

• La Cathédral Notre-Dame

• Sacré-Coeur

• Le Palais de Versailles

• Le Musée du Louvre