The original Statue of Liberty is in France

Stand next to the statue to get shot in the background Great Pyramid Louvre. The Louvre, before becoming the largest museum in Paris, was a palace. Some were bought, most were stolen, but that's not what they say. In Paris, in addition to permanent museums, exhibitions are constantly held. Therefore, if a person has the time and desire, he can travel for several months. The pyramid was designed by an American architect of Chinese origin. It consists of 666 pieces of glass.

They say this number is the devil's. This is the connection between modernity, antiquity and the Middle Ages. Inside the large pyramid you will see the reverse side. They together are a symbol of the masculine and feminine principles, or if you combine them, the Star of David is born. Both pyramids are philosophies that if you are interested we will search on the internet. So you've walked the halls, but only stick to what really excites you. From time to time, observe the ceilings, which most of all are real masterpieces.

Make sure you don't miss Milos Venus, Michelangelo's dying slave. Well, stop in front of Delacroix's famous painting - Liberty Leading the People. So, in a conversation with a Frenchman, you can shake his confidence in his knowledge of French art.

You know how vain the French are. Come on, go and enjoy! Marisa, we are invited today. Lila, whose house we are going to, lives in Montreux. They say this is a pure Arab quarter in Paris. These two bottles, do you like it? Marissa looked at the bottles and frowned. You obviously don't understand wine, she said. Look not at the pretty label, but at the year of production. We grab two bottles on the road - metro, line change, stop and a short walk. Shops in the French quarters of Paris are closed. Well, yes, but this area is closed on Friday, Sunday in Muslim.

It doesn’t matter to us, all these seven days in Paris are Sunday for Marissa and me. This is a complex of three blocks of different sizes, without a large yard and a tiny garden. You need to know not only the hostname, but also the login code. Inside the courtyard, children are playing at a ball, and small children are being chased into an alley. It is not spacious, but it is protected from outside vision. It turned out that Lila lives in a one-story building in a complex that is a detached house. He even has his own little courtyard, where spices and nettles appear, which she considers weeds.

I didn't know jokes or serious conversations. There was no more point. The settlement was also Parisian. However, the victory was Arab - couscous in Algerian. We drank not in Arabic, but in French. Tomorrow we agreed to visit another famous Arab quarter - Barbes, where everything is cheaper.

They say Paris has a hundred faces. Her pleasure was mine. It's time to return to Montreal. We had to walk around, manage our suitcases, find our terminal. We boarded the plane at the last minute. We didn't know then that luck was with us. It turned out we took the last plane before Europe closed its airports. This is what we found out when we landed in Montreal. So, Marissa arrived on time for her tests at the hospital. A trip to Paris gave her a reason to travel. He sold his apartment in Madrid and went to Las Vegas to double his money.

Profits covered losses. She returned with new plans. She volunteers at several medical institutions. Energizes others with his positivism. His main slogan is dream and dare! There are more trips in this life. There are certain works of art and architecture that are famous all over the world. But if you study the history of some of them a little more carefully, you will find that many of them contain many secrets. We've compiled a list of some of the most interesting ones.

Top floor Eiffel Tower. Gustav Eiffel, the man who designed France's most famous monument, built and furnished an apartment on the top floor for himself. He often used it to relax and meet guests. The apartment consists of a kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms and a living room, and of course there is a breathtaking view. Today it serves as a museum, complete with an exhibition of wax figures of Eiffel and Edison. A loose chain at the feet of the Statue of Liberty.

The Statue of Liberty was lent to the United States by the people of France in honor of the 100th anniversary of the American Revolution. It symbolizes freedom, democracy and the abolition of slavery. It is for this reason that a broken chain lies at the feet of the statue - something that is often overlooked by thousands of tourists.

Time capsule at Mount Rushmore. During the construction of this famous monument, architect Gutzon Borgulm wanted to create a chronicle chamber inside the rock - a secret room where future generations would find key records and information about US history. To do this, he digs a cave behind Abraham Lincoln's head. Borglum dies soon after and his plan is not yet complete.

Disneyland's Matterhorn, modeled after and named after a mountain in the Alps bordering Switzerland and Italy, is the first tubing coach. At the very top there is a small attic structure that is used as a skeleton and climbing frame, there is a basketball basket, a dashboard and a net attached to a wooden ladder. Original view of the Sphinx.

The Sphinx of Giza is the oldest statue in the world. Originally decorated with bright colors, only a few fragments remain behind one of the ears. He also had a nose and a ceremonial beard. Remains of these can be seen in British and Egyptian museums. Creation of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

The famous tower contains many secrets. Everyone knows about the slope, but no one knows who actually built the bell tower of the Pisa Cathedral. One of the reasons for this mystery is the fact that it was built almost 200 years ago. Historians have suggested that the building plan was designed by Bonanno Pizzano, but a more likely candidate is Diotalvi, who designed the baptistery located next to the tower, which was built in the same style.

The face of Danae by Rembrandt. Rembrandt began painting Dana two years after his marriage. The artist depicts his wife in many of his paintings, and it has long been a mystery why the resemblance to Saskia is not as clear in this image as it was in his other works. The style of this particular painting is closer to many of his later works. Only recently have explanations been found for this mystery. X-ray examined the similarity of the figure in the picture with Rembrandt's wife. It seems that the painting was made after the death of his wife, at a time when he was blinded by another woman.

Danae's face paintings have been changed in such a way that they unite both lovers. The name of the most famous tourist attraction in Great Britain. There is a theory that this is the nickname of a strong man who heads the foundry where the bell tower was built. Another theory suggests that she was named after Benjamin County, a heavyweight boxing champion.

It is one of the most photographed landmarks in the world. Navy The US takes a long time to agree on its construction. When they finally get permission, the fleet wants to be painted black and yellow striped to be visible in the fog. Eventually, the bridge's architect, Irving Morrow, convinces the military with dark orange. The picture is in the picture.

The original title of Edvard Munch's legendary painting was Nature's Scar. It is the undisputed symbol of New York - and freedom. On the occasion of the 130th anniversary of the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty, we remind you of twelve interesting facts about its turbulent history. The lady in green with a tall torch in one hand was not always green. Scientists believe that it was originally dark brown in color. The statue is an iron structure covered with a copper alloy, which is essentially brown. Researchers believe that the statue retained its original color for no more than twenty years.

The statue, whose name is actually "The Light Illuminating the Light of the World," was a gift from France, but it was also worth raising by the Americans—the pedestal on which it was built was built in the United States, and the money came from donations. But as the donation campaign was slow, the statue was canceled a decade later.

Once completed, a total of 350 individual pieces of the huge sculpture were loaded into 214 chests, which were very bad weather managed to swim in Atlantic Ocean- on board the cargo ship Iser. It takes four months to assemble.