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Paris medieval e romana

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Sobre esta atividade

Este passeio a pé imersivo começa no coração de Paris, na Île de la Cité, à sombra de Notre Dame, onde descobrimos as origens da arquitetura gótica e como o vinho ajudou a moldar e restaurar a catedral. Virando por ruas laterais escondidas, as histórias compartilhadas evocam um espírito tangível de lugar - conectando você a Paris como era antes. Desde os banhos romanos do Hôtel de Cluny até centros medievais de aprendizagem como a Sorbonne e o Collège de France, cada parada aprofunda esse senso de continuidade ao longo do tempo. A história se desenrola em St-Étienne-du-Mont, o Panthéon e os restos da parede de Philippe Auguste. A rue Mouffetard, uma vez uma rota de mercado medieval, ainda pulsa com vida, ecoando seu passado. A viagem termina na Arena Romana de Paris e em uma vinha escondida, uma vez propriedade da Abadia St-Victor do século XII, onde as raízes romanas e as tradições medievais permanecem em silêncio. Você brindará esta história viva com um copo de vinho espumante orgânico, sentindo uma conexão duradoura com a alma de Paris.

Destaques

    O que está incluído

    • Um copo de vinho espumante, ou suco para os abstêmicos ou menores de idade.

    Não incluído

    • Transporte particular

    Itinerário

    1. 4th Arrondissement

      Join us on a comprehensive overview of Medieval and Roman Paris, and discover how wine built Paris and how gothic architecture owes its existence to wine. Starting at the epicentre of the city on the Île de la Cité and Notre Dame, we learn the real beginning of the gothic style and how wine built and restored Notre Dame. We don't visit Notre Dame, but it is here we begin our tale of Roman and Medieval Paris.

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    2. The oldest tree in Paris can be found in this square. We also recount the story of Saint Julien le Pauvre, who murdered his parents, but still became a saint...

      10 minutosEntrada gratuita

    3. We don't enter this Byzantine style church, but admire it from the outside.

      5 minutosEntrada gratuita

    4. This church was originally frequented by students of the Sorbonne University.

      5 minutosEntrada gratuita

    5. 5th Arrondissement

      The ruins of the Roman baths can be seen on the Saint Michel side of the Cluny Museum. The Cluny Museum itself has one of the world's most comprehensive collections of Medieval artefacts, including the tapestry series of 'The Lady and the Unicorn'.

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    6. Sorbonne

      We stop by the statue of Michel de Montaigne (who famously invented the essay) to recount the history of La Sorbonne University.

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    7. We pass by the statue of Dante Alighieri, the College de France, the Clos Bruneau, the Placette Jacqueline de Romilly, the Ecole Polytechnique and the Montagne Saint-Genevieve before reaching the Church of Saint-Etienne-du-Mont where we talk about the stain glass and 'Midnight in Paris'.

      15 minutosEntrada gratuita

    8. 5th Arrondissement

      The Pantheon, which was once a church, became a mausoleum for 'the great men of France', seven of whom are women. It was also here that Foucault proved the rotation of the Earth with a pendulum.

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    9. A vestige of the 12th century wall of Philippe August can be seen on the rue Clovis. We can also see the Scottish College on the rue Cardinal Lemoine and the address where James Joyce finished writing Ulysses. Farther up the street we also see where Ernest Hemingway lived.

      15 minutosEntrada gratuita

    10. Once surrounded with vines, this square has been a meeting and drinking place since the Middle Ages. The lively, animate atmosphere of this picturesque square has carried on without interruption. It is also where La Pleiade, a group of French writers decided to stop writing in Latin and popularised the idea of writing in French.

      10 minutosEntrada gratuita

    11. On the pedestrian rue Rollin, we pay tribute to Rene Descartes who famously said, 'Dubito, cogito, ergo sum'. We carry on to Paris' Roman Arena, which is nearly 2000 years old. A vineyard called the Clos des Arenes existed here in the Middle Ages and has been revived with vines now planted on three slopes of the gradients that once hosted the thousands of spectators who came here to watch gladiatorial combat and nautical jousting matches.

      20 minutosEntrada gratuita

    Ponto de encontro

    We meet by the statue of Charlemagne, which is on the Seine side of the square, to the right when facing Notre Dame. The closest metro is Cite, Cluny la Sorbonne, or RER Saint Michel.

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    Recolha

    • Todos se encontram no ponto de partida

    O que saber antes de ir

    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
    • Service animals allowed
    • Public transportation options are available nearby
    • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
    • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
    • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
    • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
    • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
    • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
    • One per booking

    Cancelamento e reembolso

    For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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    Paris Wine Walks
    Código do produto
    443718P5

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