Paris Monuments

La Tour Eiffel: It was built in ___ by Gustave Eiffel. It is ___ meters high. It is located in the ___ district in Paris.

1889, 324, 7th

Le Pantheon: It was built in ___. It was initially ordered by King ___. It was a church but now it is a ___.

1758, Louis XV, mausoleum

Les Catacombes: They welcome visitors with this very threatening message: Welcome to the ___ (in French).

empire de la mort

L’Opera: It is also known as the ___ from the name of its architect. One of the most famous plays there is le ___ (in French).

opera garnier, fantome de l’opera

Le Centre Pompidou: It was named after a French ___. It was built in ___ and is specialized in ___ art.

president, 1969, modern

Le Louvre: It was built in ___. Its iconic ___ can be seen on all photos showing Le Louvre. One of the most famous paintings is the ___.

1793, pyramid, mona lisa

Notre Dame: This cathedral suffered a bad fire in ___. It is situated in the ___ Paris and is a perfect example of ___ style architecture.

2019, 4th district, gothic

Le Palais du Luxembourg: It was built in ___ for Marie de ___. It was used as a ___ during the revolution. It now houses the French ___.

1615, medicis, prison, senate

Versailles: This palace was the main residence of all the ___ of France, but it is now a ___ only.

kings, museum

L’Arc de Triomphe: It is situated in the ___ arrondissement on the Place ___. It was built under ___ and is now the sanctuary of the ___.

8th, charles de gaulle, napoleon, unknown soldiers

Le Sacre Coeur: It is situated in ___ as this hill dominates Paris. It was built in 1875 after the ___ war.

18th district, franco-prussian war

L’Elysee: It was built in ___ and is now the official residence of the ___.

1718, president

La Conciergerie: where, what, now

ile de la cite, prison during the revolution, museum only

Montparnasse: when, where, what

1969, 14th, economic

Palais Royale: when, where, by whom

1633, 1st district, cardinal richelieu