Знакомство с Парижем – это прекрасная возможность соприкоснуться с французской историей и культурой.
Discovering Paris is a great opportunity to get in touch with French history and culture.
Прозвище «Город света» было дано Парижу не из-за электрического освещения, а благодаря проживающей здесь интеллигенции.
The nickname «City of Light» was given to Paris not because of electric lighting, but because of the intelligentsia living here.
Французская столица относится к одному из наиболее крупных и густонаселенных городов мира. В собственно городской части Парижа по статистике проживает около 2-х миллионов человек, а на окраинах в так называемом Большом Париже – более 10 млн.
The French capital belongs to one of the largest and most densely populated cities in the world. According to statistics, about 2 million people live in the urban part of Paris, and more than 10 million live on the outskirts of the so-called Greater Paris.
Париж одновременно элитарен и демократичен, весел и грустен, ярок и слегка размыт дождями, как на картинах Писарро - и у каждого он свой.
Paris is both elite and democratic, cheerful and sad, bright and slightly blurred by rains, as in the pictures of Pizarro — and each has its own.
В нем более 130 музеев и 1800 исторических мест.
It has more than 130 museums and 1,800 historic sites.
Достопримечательности города: City sights:
Собор Парижской Богоматери. Notre Dame.
Одним из главных симловов Парижа является однозначно Собор Парижской Богоматери, известный под названием Нотр-Дам.
One of the main symbols of Paris is definitely Notre Dame, known as Notre Dame.
На месте, где располагается Нотр-Дам де Пари, ещё с незапамятных времён располагались храмы - сносились старые, возводились новые. Наконец, в 1163 году был заложен первый камень будущего собора Парижской Богоматери, а его возведение растянулось аж на два столетия - до 1345 года.
On the place where Notre-Dame de Paris is located, temples have been located since time immemorial — old ones were torn down, new ones were erected. Finally, in 1163, the first stone of the future Notre Dame de Paris was laid, and its construction lasted for two centuries — until 1345.
Эйфелева башня. The Eiffel Tower
Эйфелева башня — элегантный силуэт Франции, покоривший сердца всего мира (башня является самой посещаемой и самой фотографируемой достопримечательностью мира).
The Eiffel Tower is an elegant silhouette of France that conquered the hearts of the whole world (the tower is the most visited and most photographed landmark in the world).
Башня была построена в качестве временной выставки в честь Всемирной ярмарки 1889 года.
The tower was built as a temporary exhibition in honor of the 1889 World Fair.
Лувр. Louvre.
В Лувре сплелись воедино самое далёкое прошлое и настоящее, которое отображено в сотнях тысяч экспонатов, из которых лишь 35 тысяч мы можем увидеть своими глазами.
In the Louvre are woven together the furthest past and present, which is displayed in hundreds of thousands of exhibits, of which only 35 thousand we can see with our own eyes.
Новую жизнь в Лувр вдохнул Наполеон, возобновивший работы по строительству Лувра. Кроме того, Наполеон внес огромный вклад в расширение коллекции музея, требуя с каждой побежденной им нации своеобразную дань в виде произведений искусства. Сейчас каталог музея насчитывает около 380 тысяч экспонатов.
New life in the Louvre breathed Napoleon, resumed work on the construction of the Louvre. In addition, Napoleon made a huge contribution to the expansion of the museum’s collection, demanding a kind of tribute in the form of works of art from every nation that he defeated. Now the museum catalog has about 380 thousand exhibits.
Монмартр. Montmartre.
Монмартр – это холм высотой около 130 метров, он является самой высокой географической точкой столицы Франции. Название «Монмартр» переводится как «гора мучеников», хотя откуда оно пошло доподлинно неизвестно.
Montmartre is a hill about 130 meters high, it is the highest geographical point of the capital of France. The name «Montmartre» is translated as «the mountain of martyrs», although from where it went is not known for certain.
Главным достоинством Монмартра можно назвать его атмосферу - уютные улочки - свидетели богемного прошлого, блошиные рынки и маленькие кафе, веселые кабаре и галереи уличных художников. Все это вместе создает то обаяние Парижа, за которым многие едут в этот город.
The main advantage of Montmartre can be called its atmosphere — cozy streets — witnesses of the bohemian past, flea markets and small cafes, cheerful cabarets and galleries of street artists. All this together creates the charm of Paris, for which many go to this city.
Paris is a capital of France. People say that it is one of the most beautiful cities in the whole world. It is also considered to be the most-populous city of France and one of the most ancient cities of Europe because it was founded in 3rd century BC by Celtic people.
Париж - столица Франции. Говорят, что Париж является одним из самых красивых городов во всем мире. Он также считается самым густонаселенным французским городом и одним из наиболее древнейших городов Европы, так как он был основан в 3м веке до нашей эры племенами Кельтов.
Paris is a political, administrative and cultural centre of the country. The University of Paris or Sorbonne, founded in the 12th century, is one of its original medieval colleges and one of the best and most prestigious universities in the world. Paris is recognized as the educational centre of the country and the major part of schools and universities is located there. The population of the city is multifarious: Europeans, black people, Arabs. Paris is a motherland of numerous magazines, newspapers and publications (Le Monde, Vogue, Le Nouvel Observateur, etc.)
Париж - политический, административный и культурный центр страны. Парижский университет Сорбонна, основанный в 12 веке, один из главных оригинальных образовательных учреждений со времен средневековья и один из лучших и самых престижных университетов в мире. Париж считается образовательным центром страны. Здесь расположена большая часть всех школ и университетов. Население города разнообразное: европейцы, темнокожие люди, арабы. Париж является родиной многочисленных журналов, газет и изданий (Мир, Вог, Новый обозреватель и др.).
There are many places of Interest in Paris. People usually visit the city to see the Eiffel Tower, because it is a symbol of this city, which attracts millions of people every year. It is allowed to climb up on the top of the tower on foot or by elevator. There is a perfect restaurant and a magnificent panoramic view on the top of the Eiffel Tower. Moreover, there are many other fantastic and beautiful places in Paris: Notre-Dame de Paris, Louvre, Grand Opera, the Champs Elysees, Montmartre, etc. Tourists come there to see many picturesque squares, shy recesses of mystic parks-mazes with paths and alleys. Paris is also popular for its mysterious underground catacombs. It is a universally recognized centre of fashion and good cuisine, that’s why Paris is known as a Mecca for shopaholics and gourmets. There are many cafes in the centre of the city where you could taste such different delicacies as frog legs, sea food and variety of cheese.
В Париже много достопримечательностей. Люди обычно приезжают в этот город для того чтобы увидеть Эйфелеву башню , так как она является его символом, который привлекает сюда каждый год миллионы людей. На вершину башни позволяется подняться пешком или на лифте. Наверху располагается прекрасный ресторан и открывается панорамный вид на город. Кроме того, в Париже есть много других фантастических и прекрасных мест: Собор Парижской Богоматери, Лувр, здание Гранд Опера, Елисейские поля, Монмартр и др. Туристы приезжают сюда, чтобы увидеть живописные площади, укромные уголки таинственных парков-лабиринтов с их тропами и аллеями. Еще Париж известен своими подземными катакомбами. Этот город - общепризнанный центр моды и хорошей кухни, поэтому Париж знают как Мекку для шопоголиков и гурманов. В центре города расположено множество кафе, где вы сможете попробовать такие различные деликатесы как лягушачьи лапки, морепродукты и разнообразные сыры.
Уровень B. Прочее.
About Paris
I would like to tell you about the wonderful city of Paris. I have never been there, but I already love this city. This is a very beautiful city.
I can just say that Paris should not be confused with anything. To be more precise, I think the main feature of this city is its streets. Paris is the capital city of France. It is situated on the River Seine, in the north of the country, at the heart of the Île-de-France region. About 99% of the people in France speak French. French is a very widespread language. There are at least 29 countries all over the world in which French is spoken. I would like to visit the famous lavender fields in France. In the Lumberton and the Rhone Valley lavender begins to bloom mid June. The Valensole plateau and Drome Provencal begin to get covered with lavender around the beginning of July. By the way, lavender is important in medicine. Lavender can heal insect bites and burns. It can soothe headaches and cure acne. Lavender can be used as an air freshener. The essential oil is made from lavender. It was used during World War I to disinfect wards because the essential oil has antiseptic properties. Appositely, some chefs use flowers of lavender for cooking. Definitely, I want to taste French cuisine because it is one of the best in Europe. Here is some typical French food: baguette, Croquet Monsieur, escargots, Ratatouille… France is the leading country in the fashion industry. French fashion brands such as Chanel, Dior, Hermes, and Louis Vuitton were based in Paris. I think everyone who visits Paris buys something in French fashion stores. France is an amazing country. France is a wonderful country, and we can talk about it for very long, but it is better to go there and see everything with your own eyes.
Я хотела бы вам рассказать о замечательном городе Париже. Я никогда не была там, но я уже люблю этот город. Это очень красивый город.
Я могу только сказать, что Париж нельзя спутать ни с чем. Если быть более точной, я думаю, что главной особенностью этого города являются его улицы. Париж - столица Франции. Он расположен на реке Сене, на севере страны, в самом сердце Иль-де-Франс. Около 99 % людей во Франции говорят на французском языке. Французский - очень распространенный язык. Есть по крайней мере 29 стран, в которых говорят на французском. Я хотела бы посетить знаменитые поля лаванды во Франции. В Ламбертоне и в Долине Роны лаванда начинает цвести в середине июня. Валенсоль и Дром Провансаль начинают покрываться лавандой в начале июля. Кстати, лаванда имеет важное значение и в медицине. Лаванда может исцелить от укусов насекомых и ожогов. Она может успокоить головную боль и вылечить прыщи. Лаванду можно использовать как освежитель воздуха. Эфирное масло производится из лаванды. Оно было использовано во время Второй мировой войны для дезинфекции подопечных, так как эфирное масло обладает антисептическими свойствами. Кстати, некоторые повара используют цветы лаванды для приготовления пищи. Определенно, я хочу попробовать французскую кухню, потому что она считается одной из лучших в Европе. Вот некоторые типичные французские блюда: багет, Крокет Месье, улитки, Рататуй… Франция является ведущей страной в индустрии моды. Французские модные бренды, такие как Chanel, Dior, Hermes, и Louis Vuitton были основаны в Париже. Я думаю, что все, кто посещает Париж, покупает что-то в модных французских бутиках. Франция - удивительная страна! Франция является прекрасной страной, и мы можем говорить об этом очень долго, но лучше съездить туда и увидеть все своими глазами.
Топик Париж познакомит вас со столицей Франции, пятым по величине городом Евросоюза, главным политическим, экономическим и культурным центром страны и мировым финансовым центром. В данном топике приведены многие интересные факты об истории города, начиная с античных времен и до наших дней. Вы узнаете, какие знаменитые люди были жителями или гостями Парижа эпохи Ренессанса, в 18 и 19-е века. Современный Париж является центром крупнейших французских газет, журналов, основных радиостанций и телеканалов. Шикарные магазины и отели, роскошные ночные клубы, театры и многочисленные рестораны изысканной кухни сделали туризм крупнейшей индустрией в Париже, наравне с производством предметов роскоши, модной одежды, парфюмерии и ювелирных изделий. Париж расположен на берегах реки Сены, в центре Парижского бассейна, в 145 км от пролива Ла-Манш. Современные границы были установлены в 1860 году. Граница города проходит, в основном, по кольцевой автодороге Периферик, за ее пределами к востоку и к западу расположены Венсенский и Булонский леса в черте города. Париж можно пройти пешком менее чем за два часа. Река Сена оказалась важнейшим фактором для создания и развития города, начало которому положили многочисленные в то время острова на реке. Из островов, лежащих в черте города, наибольший интерес представляет остров Сите. Заселенный еще в античные времена, он является колыбелью Парижа. Именно здесь находятся многие исторические памятники, такие как собор Парижской Богоматери, Сент-Шапель, Консьержери. Традиционно разбиение города на правый берег (торговая, деловая часть города) и левый берег (культурная, образовательная часть города). В административном отношении Париж входит в состав региона Иль-де-Франс и образует департамент и коммуну одновременно: таким образом, управление городом осуществляется на двух уровнях. Мэр Парижа и его заместители избираются Советом Парижа сроком на 6 лет. Власть столичного мэра не превышает объем полномочий любого другого мэра Франции. Побратимские отношения у Парижа установлены только с одним городом - Римом, в 1956 году, под девизом: «Только Париж достоин Рима, и только Рим достоин Парижа».
Paris, city (1999 pop. 2,115,757; metropolitan area est. pop. 11,000,000), N central France, capital of the country, on the Seine River. It is the commercial and industrial focus of France and a cultural and intellectual center of international renown. The city possesses an indefinable unity of atmosphere that has fascinated writers, poets, and painters for centuries. Paris is sometimes called the City of Light in tribute to its intellectual preeminence as well as to its beautiful appearance.
Paris is the center of many major newspapers and periodicals, as well as all the major French radio and television stations. Elegant stores and hotels, lavish nightclubs, theaters, and gourmet restaurants help make tourism the biggest industry in Paris. Other leading industries manufacture luxury articles, high-fashion clothing, perfume, and jewelry. Heavy industry, notably automobile manufacture, is located in the suburbs. About one quarter of the French labor force is concentrated in the Paris area.
Transportation Facilities
Situated in the center of the Paris basin, and only 90 mi (145 km) from the English Channel, the city handles a great volume of shipping. Orly and Charles de Gaulle airports (the latter opened in 1974) and many major railroad stations make Paris one of the great transportation centers of western Europe. The Paris metro (subway), built in 1900, was modernized and extended during the 1970s. There are now 16 principal metro lines and a high-speed express subway system servicing the suburbs. The system"s hub, Chatelet Les-Halles, is perhaps the largest, busiest underground station in the world. Paris is also the hub of the national rail system, with high-speed trains connecting it to most major European cities.
Points of Interest
Paris is divided into roughly equal sections by the Seine. On the right (northern) bank are the Bois de Boulogne, Arc de Triomphe, Bibliotheque nationale, Elysee Palace, Grand Palais, Georges Pompidou National Center for Art and Culture, Place de la Concorde, Opera, Comedie Francaise, Louvre, Palais de Chaillot, Maison Europeenne de la Photographie, Grande Arche de la Defense, Champs Elysees, and other great streets, sites, and boulevards. In the eastern part of the right bank is the Museum of the Art and History of Judaism, the Place de la Bastille and the Bastille Opera; to the north is Montmartre, the highest area in Paris, topped by the Church of Sacre. Much of the right bank, which has many of the most fashionable streets and shops, has a stately air. At night many monuments and boulevards are floodlit. In the city"s northeastern outskirts is the Parc de la Villette, home of the large Cite de la Musique, opened in the early 1990s, and the planned site of a number of performance and exhibition spaces.
The left bank, with the Sorbonne, the French Academy, the Pantheon, the Luxembourg Palace and Gardens, the Jardin des Plantes (site of the National Natural History Museum), the Chamber of Deputies, the Quai d"Orsay, and the Hotel des Invalides, is the governmental and to a large extent the intellectual section. The Latin Quarter, for nearly a thousand years the preserve of university students and faculty; the Faubourg Saint-Germain section, at once aristocratic and a haven for students and artists (the celebrated Cafe des Deux Magots and Cafe de Flore are there); and Montparnasse are the most celebrated left-bank districts. The Eiffel Tower stands by the Seine on the Champ-de-Mars.
The historical nucleus of Paris is the Ile de la Cite, a small boat-shaped island largely occupied by the huge Palais de Justice and the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris. It is connected with the smaller Ile Saint-Louis, occupied by elegant houses of the 17th and 18th cent. Characteristic of Paris are the tree-lined quays along the Seine (famed, on the left bank, for their open-air bookstalls), the historic bridges that span the Seine, and the vast tree-lined boulevards that replaced the city walls. Skyscrapers, apartment complexes, and highways have been added to the Paris scene in recent years.
Government and People
Paris is divided into 20 arrondissements (districts or boroughs), each of which has a local council and a mayor, but most of the power is held by the mayor of the City of Paris who is chosen by the city"s council. Paris and its suburbs together make up the eight departments of the Ile-de-France administrative region, which is governed by an elected assembly, chairman, and supervisor and overseen by a prefect appointed by the state.
Immigrants to France now constitute nearly 20% of Paris"s population. The majority of these are Algerian, Moroccan, and Tunisian. Large groups of Indochinese have also immigrated to Paris. About 75% of all Parisians live in the suburbs due to high costs and a high population density in the city. New towns have been built, consolidating suburban areas, and a great deal of manufacturing and other industry takes place in the suburbs.
History
Early History
Julius Caesar conquered Paris in 52 BC It was then a fishing village, called Lutetia Parisiorum (the Parisii were a Gallic tribe), on the Ile de la Cite. Under the Romans the town spread to the left bank and acquired considerable importance under the later emperors. The vast catacombs under Montparnasse and the baths (now in the Cluny Mus.) remain from the Roman period. Legend says that St. Denis, first bishop of Paris, was martyred on Montmartre (hence the name) and that in the 5th cent. St. Genevieve, the patron saint of Paris, preserved the city from destruction by the Huns. On several occasions in its early history Paris was threatened by barbarian and Norman invasions, which at times drove the inhabitants back to the Ile de la Cite.
Clovis I and several other Merovingian kings made Paris their capital; under Charlemagne it became a center of learning. In 987, Hugh Capet, count of Paris, became king of France. The Capetians firmly established Paris as the French capital. The city grew as the power of the French kings increased. In the 11th cent. the city spread to the right bank. During the next two centuries - the reign of Philip Augustus (1180-1223) is especially notable for the growth of Paris - streets were paved and the city walls enlarged; the first Louvre (a fortress) and several churches, including Notre-Dame, were constructed or begun; and the schools on the left bank were organized into the University of Paris. One of them, the Sorbonne, became a fountainhead of theological learning with Albertus Magnus and St. Thomas Aquinas among its scholars. The university community constituted an autonomous borough; another was formed on the right bank by merchants ruled by their own provost. In 1358, under the leadership of the merchant provost Etienne Marcel, Paris first assumed the role of an independent commune and rebelled against the dauphin (later Charles V). During the period of the Hundred Years War the city suffered civil strife, occupation by the English (1419-36), famine, and the Black Death.
During the Renaissance
The Renaissance reached Paris in the 16th cent. during the reign of Francis I (1515-47). At this time the Louvre was transformed from a fortress to a Renaissance palace. In the Wars of Religion (1562-98), Parisian Catholics, who were in the great majority, took part in the massacre of St. Bartholomew"s Day (1572), forced Henry III to leave the city on the Day of Barricades (1588), and accepted Henry IV only after his conversion (1593) to Catholicism. Cardinal Richelieu, Louis XIII"s minister, established the French Academy and built the Palais Royal and the Luxembourg Palace. During the Fronde, Paris once again defied the royal authority. Louis XIV, distrustful of the Parisians, transferred (1682) his court to Versailles. Parisian industries profited from the lavishness of Versailles; the specialization in luxury goods dates from that time. J. H. Mansart under Louis XIV and Francois Mansart, J. G. Soufflot, and J. A. Gabriel under Louis XV created some of the most majestic prospects of modern Paris.
The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
During the late 17th and the 18th cent. Paris acquired further glory as the scene of many of France"s greatest cultural achievements: the plays of Moliere, Racine, and Corneille; the music of Lully, Rameau, and Gluck; the paintings of Watteau, Fragonard, and Boucher; and the salons where many of the philosophes of the Enlightenment gathered. At the same time, growing industries had resulted in the creation of new classes - the bourgeoisie and proletariat - concentrated in such suburbs (faubourgs) as Saint-Antoine and Saint-Denis; in the opening events of the French Revolution, city mobs stormed the Bastille (July, 1789) and hauled the royal family from Versailles to Paris (Oct., 1789). Throughout the turbulent period of the Revolution the city played a central role.
Napoleon to the Commune
Napoleon (emperor, 1804-15) began a large construction program (including the building of the Arc de Triomphe, the Vendome Column, and the arcaded Rue de Rivoli) and enriched the city"s museums with artworks removed from conquered cities. In the course of his downfall Paris was occupied twice by enemy armies (1814, 1815). In the first half of the 19th cent. Paris grew rapidly. In 1801 it had 547,000 people; in 1817 - 714,000; in 1841 - 935,000; and in 1861 - 1,696,000. The revolutions of July, 1830, and Feb., 1848, both essentially Parisian events, had repercussions throughout Europe.
Culturally, the city was at various times the home or host of most of the great European figures of the age. Balzac, Hugo, Chopin, Berlioz, Liszt, Wagner, Delacroix, Ingres, and Daumier were a few of the outstanding personalities. The grand outline of modern Paris was the work of Baron Georges Haussmann, who was appointed prefect by Napoleon III. The great avenues, boulevards, and parks are his work. During the Franco-Prussian War (1870-71), Paris was besieged for four months by the Germans and then surrendered. After the Germans withdrew, Parisian workers rebelled against the French government and established the Commune of Paris, which was bloodily suppressed.
Under the Third Republic
With the establishment of the Third French Republic and relative stability, Paris became the great industrial and transportation center as it is today. Two epochal events in modern cultural history that took place in Paris were the first exhibition of impressionist painting (1874) and the premiere of Stravinsky"s Sacre du Printemps (1913). In World War I the Germans failed to reach Paris. After 1919 the outermost city fortifications were replaced by housing developments, including the Cite Universitaire, which houses thousands of students. During the 1920s, Paris was home to many disillusioned artists and writers from the United States and elsewhere. German troops occupied Paris during World War II from June 14, 1940, to Aug. 25, 1944. The city was not seriously damaged by the war.
Contemporary Paris
Paris was the headquarters of NATO from 1950 to 1967; it is the headquarters of UNESCO. A program of cleaning the city"s major buildings and monuments was completed in the 1960s. The city was the scene in May, 1968, of serious disorders, beginning with a student strike, that nearly toppled the Fifth Republic. In 1971, Les Halles, Paris"s famous central market, called by Zola the "belly" of Paris, was dismantled. Construction began immediately on Chatelet Les-Halles, Paris"s new metro hub, which was completed in 1977. The Forum des Halles, a partially underground, multistory commercial and shopping center, opened in 1979. Other developments include the Georges Pompidou National Center for Art and Culture, built in 1977, which includes the National Museum of Modern Art. The Louvre underwent extensive renovation, and EuroDisney, a multibillion dollar theme and amusement park, opened in the Parisian suburbs in 1992. A number of major projects in the city were initiated by President Francois Mitterrand (1981-95); they include the new Bibliotheque Nationale, the glass pyramid at the Louvre, Grande Arche de la Defense, Arab Institute, Bastille Opera, and Cite de la Musique.
The historic center of Paris is a small island on the River Seine – Cite, where the ancient Gauls capital, Lutetia, was founded, becoming from the 3rd – 4th centuries. N er By Paris On the island is the famous Notre Dame de Paris, the construction of which lasted a century and a half. From here begins the countdown of the distance on all the roads of France.
Paris is considered to be the tourist center of the world. Every year he receives the largest number of guests from around the world. In addition, Paris is the world center of art and culture, fashion, astronomy, and business. Numerous historical and architectural monuments give it a unique look and inspire with its beauty and grandeur writers, musicians, artists, and fashion designers. Paris also ranks first in the world for the wealth and diversity of art collections. The most prominent museum is the Louvre until 1791 it was the palace of the French kings. It has more than 200 thousand exhibits of ancient Egyptian, ancient, Western European art. Here are the world-famous Venus de Milo and “Gioconda” by Leonardo da Vinci, other great works of sculpture and painting.
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The symbol of Paris is the Eiffel Tower, built in 1889. As the Parisians are joking today: “Our lady has recently become somewhat stout.” This is due to the fact that because of the numerous cafes and souvenir shops located on its floors, it exceeded its total allowable weight.
Attractions in Paris a great many. And they all deserve their attention and, of course, a personal visit (it’s better to see it once!). Everyone who comes here for the first time will seek to inspect “everything” and go “everywhere.”
It is pleasant to sit in cozy restaurants or street cafes, where in front of you every minute, like in a theater, quite real scenes are played. It is also interesting to just wander through the streets and squares of the city and enjoy its unique atmosphere.
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