Explore the Conciergerie, the medieval king's palace to become the French Revolutionary Court, and finally became a prison of Marie-Antoinette With this free app, you can: - position themselves on the map Conciergerie in Paris; - Access visit all of the text - use of other content: definitions, schedule ...... download it before visiting the Conciergerie, you will find the Conciergerie is a witness of the most wonderful time of the French historical monuments:
Conciergerie is a splendid Gothic palace. Starting medieval Palais de la Cité, mainly in the Philippe le Bel (about 1314) began construction period Room: Hall guards and guards hall and Europe's largest Gothic hall. In (around 1380) John II built a huge kitchen, there are four chimneys, can prepare meals 1,500 palace servants.
From the royal residence to the court. French king left the palace in the fourteenth century, the Louvre and culture to settle in Vincennes. Judicial activities in this period are developing, are arranged in prison.
Become a revolutionary prison. In the French Revolution, with the establishment in 1793 of the revolutionary court, Conciergerie become one of the highland justice and detention. During the visit, a number of articles and works, by means of multimedia tools to prove age of revolution, scenes from the life of prisoners in unsanitary and crowded dungeons of the revolutionary justice operations and the scene out of control during terror.
Marie-Antoinette. Conciergerie most famous prisoner is former French Queen Marie-Antoinette. He imprisoned for 76 days in the Conciergerie, and then the decision by the Revolutionary Court, on October 16, 1793 left the Conciergerie was sent to the guillotine. In the Conciergerie, you can visit the church was built, you can also experience the imprisonment and understand the evolution of ancient prison in Paris, you will find a set of clothes, a former French Queen Marie-Antoinette left during detention articles, or you You will find some vast enough to prove her reputation items.
Conciergerie is a splendid Gothic palace. Starting medieval Palais de la Cité, mainly in the Philippe le Bel (about 1314) began construction period Room: Hall guards and guards hall and Europe's largest Gothic hall. In (around 1380) John II built a huge kitchen, there are four chimneys, can prepare meals 1,500 palace servants.
From the royal residence to the court. French king left the palace in the fourteenth century, the Louvre and culture to settle in Vincennes. Judicial activities in this period are developing, are arranged in prison.
Become a revolutionary prison. In the French Revolution, with the establishment in 1793 of the revolutionary court, Conciergerie become one of the highland justice and detention. During the visit, a number of articles and works, by means of multimedia tools to prove age of revolution, scenes from the life of prisoners in unsanitary and crowded dungeons of the revolutionary justice operations and the scene out of control during terror.
Marie-Antoinette. Conciergerie most famous prisoner is former French Queen Marie-Antoinette. He imprisoned for 76 days in the Conciergerie, and then the decision by the Revolutionary Court, on October 16, 1793 left the Conciergerie was sent to the guillotine. In the Conciergerie, you can visit the church was built, you can also experience the imprisonment and understand the evolution of ancient prison in Paris, you will find a set of clothes, a former French Queen Marie-Antoinette left during detention articles, or you You will find some vast enough to prove her reputation items.
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