Paris
Posted on 14. Nov, 2009 by charles in Countries, Entertainment, Paris
Imagine you are sitting at a cafe on the Champs Elysées. Napoleon arrives and says he will take you to the Arc de Triomphe and outline why it was constructed. While you are there, Gustave Eiffel arrives and offers to take you on a tour of the Eiffel Tower. En route, you meet King Louis V who says he would like you to be his guest at the Palace of Versailles. Impossible you may say, but not in the age of a BioView.
This is a new way of traveling through time. Do you think it is possible in the age of modern digital communications to gain a tour of Paris with the great names like those mentioned and others like Victor Hugo and Edith Piaf?
Amazing Countries Series
Who are the most amazing people that have been born in your country? How are they recognized and honoured? Those are questions that interest me on my travels. It is interesting to walk the streets that Charles Dickens wrote about in London and to wander through Montmartre where Edith Piaf sang in the streets, or to visit Gettysburg in the USA and see the place where President Lincoln made one of this great speeches. You can join me on a journey and share stories of amazing people you have met on your travels.
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charles
Nov 15th, 2009
Would you like to meet Napoleon and find out why he decided to build the Arc de Triomphe? Who was Gustave Eiffel and why was the Eiffel Tower named after him? I thought it would be interesting to interview them. As a result, you can visit Paris and have tour with Napoleon, Eiffel, Edith Piaf, Victor Hugo of Les Miserables fame and many others.
Therefore, I have set up a website called http://www.amazingpeopleclub.com
Lisa
Nov 19th, 2009
I have been to the amazing city of Paris twice and visited many wonderful sites. I would love to have a guide to take with me on my next visit, telling me the history of the people, who helped shape such a beautiful city.
charles
Mar 5th, 2010
Appreciate your feedback.