Description
We will walk in the oldest quarters of Paris, and in the most beautiful places to learn about the most dramatic 5 years that shaped France and its new values as we know it today.
Between 1789 and 1794, our country went through a strange mix of grand human ideals and bloody terror, between a King and a people's Republic.
The tour is easy and lasts only 2 hours in total.
- We will start in the Latin Quarter, my home quarter to see the place where the Light philosophers met to discuss their grand ideas
- Then we will walk to the Islands in the heart of the city, to learn about the queen Marie Antoinette and her special lifestyle that led people to get angry and got her a tragic end.
- We will walk through the Louvre garden and the Tuileries, where many crucial events participated in the revolution progress.
- We will also see where the bloodiest deaths took place, and where the king's head fell.
This tour is a great chance to learn about the American history as the french revolution was inspired by the american victory. It is also a great lookout on the heritage of France, of Paris and the revolution, like the Arc de Triomphe, built by Napoleon a few years after the revolution, or the beautiful building home to the French National Assembly today.