In this chapter, we explore the southern pillars of the interior archways, revealing the names and contributions of heroic figures engraved within. These inscriptions pay tribute to individuals who left lasting imprints on France's cultural, scientific, and social landscape, underscoring the nation's enduring legacy of innovation and excellence. Sh…

Exploring a poignant feature of the Arc de Triomphe, this chapter delves into the history and significance of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a solemn tribute honoring the sacrifices of unidentified soldiers who fought for France. Show NotesWilliam Clark による

This chapter discusses the heroes commemorated on the interior archways' northern pillars, highlighting the achievements of influential figures and underscoring the arch's role as a repository of national pride. Show NotesWilliam Clark による

Continuing the exploration of battle reliefs, this chapter covers the western and northern sides, capturing crucial moments in French history through intricate sculptural storytelling. Show NotesWilliam Clark による

This chapter spotlights the statues on the western side of the Arc de Triomphe, which commemorate the Resistance of 1814 and the Peace of 1815. It delves into the symbolic representations of these events and their significance in shaping French history and identity. Show NotesWilliam Clark による

Exploring the eastern and southern sides, this chapter discusses the battle reliefs that showcase significant military events and victories from the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras, offering a visual narrative of the nation's history. Show NotesWilliam Clark による

This chapter delves into the intricately carved statues adorning the eastern side of the Arc de Triomphe, depicting notable historical figures and allegorical representations that honor French achievements. Show NotesWilliam Clark による

Was the arch really the sight of an assassination attempt? How did the meaning of the monument change after World War One? Did someone really fly a plane through it? These questions and more are explored in Chapter 3! Show NotesWilliam Clark による

Why did the Arc De Triomphe take 30 years to build? Why did so many Kings change the plans of the arch? How did (multiple!) revolutions impact the arch's construction? These questions and more are explored in Chapter 2. Show NotesWilliam Clark による

How was the design agreed upon? Why do people think the arch could have been an elephant? Why was a huge wooden model constructed? These questions and more are explored in Chapter 1!Please note: This Chapter does not need to be listened to at the Arc De Triomphe. As it is focused on the arch's history, it can be listened to before (or after) your v…

Introduction to your tour on the Arc de Triomphe! Show NotesWilliam Clark による

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