"The Arc de Triomphe is a famous monument in Paris that honours those who fought for France, in particular, during the Napoleonic Wars and it also includes the tomb of the unknown soldier."

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"En esta sección trataremos todo lo relacionado al traslado mientras usted hace turismo en Francia. Por lo pronto, empecemos por cómo llegará usted al país en cuestión. Para horrar dinero en su vuelo a Francia usted puede hacer tres cosas: Comprar al pasaje aéreo junto con un paquete de turismo en Francia que incluya actividades, alojamiento, etc. En estos paquetes suele proponerse vuelos a París. Comprar los pasajes a último momento ya que las aerolíneas reducen significativamente los precios cuando el avión está a poco tiempo de despegar y aún no han llenado todos los asientos. Los vuelos a Francia que se consiguen a último momento son muchísimo más baratos que los comunes. Contactarse con la aerolínea, informarse sobre cuáles son los vuelos económicos y organizar su viaje en relación esta fecha. Los vuelos a Francia en horarios especiales o en días poco demandados significarán un gran ahorro para usted. Ya habiendo llegado a Francia usted dispone de varias opciones relativas al traslado. "

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"Brief History The town of Versailles sits about 20 kilometers outside of Paris. The first mention of the town and estate was in 1038, when the name appeared in a charter of the Abbey of Saint-Père de Chartres. By the end of the 11th century, Versailles was a country village Statue of Louis XIV at Versailles Statue of Louis XIV enveloping a castle and the church of Saint-Julien, remaining prosperous until well into the 13th century. After the Hundred Years War, however, only a handful of people lived there. Royal Presence In the 16th century, the Gondi family became the rulers of Versailles and the town began to gain acclaim when future King Louis XIII visited and became enamored with the site. He purchased land in the area and proceeded to build a small brick and stone lodge there in 1622. Ten years later, he became the lord of Versailles and began enlarging his lodge. Soon, he purchased more land as well as Gondi's estate. Louis XIII dies in 1643. The Sun King In 1662, the new king - Louis XIV - took an earnest interest in Versailles. Louis XIV, also known as The Sun King, distrusted the Parisians and wanted to move his Royal Residence away from the Louvre Palace, which was at the heart of constant political turbulence. The Sun King was largely responsible for the expansion that resulted in the building that still stands today. He hired architect Louis Le Vau along with artist Versailles Royal Chapel Royal Chapel Charles Le Brun to carry out the work on this Baroque masterpiece, which became the quintessential model for all palaces in Europe. Famed gardener André le Nôtre was responsible for the unequalled Versailles Garden. After Le Vau's death, Jules Hardouin- Mansart was commissioned to triple the size of the palace. Under his watchful eye, the northern and southern wings, the Orangerie, the Grand Trianon (a chateau) and the Royal Chapel were constructed. Later additions included the Opera and the Petit Trianon (a small chateau), which was built bet

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