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style. An entrance vestibule is aligned with the ceremonial courtyard and gardens. There is a long central building, a great – or state – apartment divided in the middle by a large salon that opens into the garden. This building also has a central three-storey section, and two single-floor wings:
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took over the palace. It was initially used to host musical performances and lectures before being renamed the Élysée
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columns, flanked by walls topped by a balustrade, opens onto a large rounded courtyard. The majestic ceremonial courtyard imparts a degree of grandeur to the house. The main residence is constructed in the French
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on 24 December 1753 for 730,000 livres. Opponents showed their distaste for the regime by hanging signs on the gates that read: "Home of the King's whore". After her death, it was left in her will to the crown.
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into a tree only to be foiled by Élysée guards. President
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1567:L'argent caché de l'Élysée
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789:Palais de l'Élysée, Paris.
758:L'argent caché de l'Élysée
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3744:Art in Paris
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3646:Café Procope
3600:Paris-Plages
3585:Nuit Blanche
3522:Parc Astérix
3456:Grande Arche
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3249:Sport venues
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2883:Montparnasse
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2509:Grand Mosque
2364:Musée Guimet
2359:Musée Grévin
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2170:Grand Palais
2155:Gare du Nord
2150:Gare de Lyon
2135:Eiffel Tower
2130:Conciergerie
2040:SNCF station
2016:Saint-Lazare
1946:Alma–Marceau
1867:Parc Monceau
1831:La Madeleine
1805:
1799:Grand Palais
1794:Petit Palais
1784:Avenue Hoche
1731:Lycée Racine
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1545:. Retrieved
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134:Empire Style
81:Former names
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3842:Louis XVIII
3686:Paris Métro
3485:Exploradôme
3256:Accor Arena
3178:Parc floral
3083:Rue Molière
3073:Rue Elzévir
2998:Rive Gauche
2973:Pont d'Iéna
2888:Place Diana
2786:Avenue Foch
2660:and palaces
2449:Musée Rodin
2284:Army Museum
2231:Place Diana
1645: /
1547:11 December
1213:Carla Bruni
1188:First floor
1090:ambassadors
1067:Sadi Carnot
985:Sadi Carnot
977: [
961:, and King
879:Félix Faure
875:coup d'état
821:Ionic order
813: [
781:Description
731:Rive Gauche
659:In 1917, a
646:Félix Faure
627: [
620:coup d'état
556:Louis XVIII
405:Grand Cours
295:, near the
224:Floor count
138:Neo-Baroque
3786:Categories
3451:La Défense
3330:Cemeteries
2878:Montmartre
2614:Saint-Roch
2549:Sacré-Cœur
2294:Carnavalet
1991:Miromesnil
1966:Courcelles
1630:48°52′13″N
1600:1235416563
1582:Flammarion
1521:7 February
1491:2262016208
1474:Goetz 2021
1459:Goetz 2021
1412:Goetz 2021
1347:'s nephew
1323:References
1130:Salon Bleu
1118:conference
926:, Emperor
863:Napoleon I
857:, wife of
754:Bernadette
661:chimpanzee
549:abdication
466:Frans Hals
260:pronounced
113:Classicism
3691:entrances
3138:Trocadéro
3003:Rue Basse
2988:Pont Neuf
2873:Le Marais
2841:Panoramas
2125:Catacombs
2097:Landmarks
1986:Madeleine
1775:(partial)
1766:Landmarks
1633:2°18′59″E
1223:wallpaper
1100:staircase
1075:Cleopatra
1058:in 1963.
1040:President
902:polyester
666:ménagerie
449:Holbein's
267:) is the
190:Completed
3661:La Ruche
3610:Solidays
2856:Jouffroy
2836:Choiseul
2255:Sorbonne
2221:Panthéon
2031:Villiers
1976:George V
1961:Concorde
1874:(closed)
1838:(closed)
1576:(2021).
1493:), p. 33
1400:France 2
1355:in 1699.
1300:See also
1227:Louis XV
957:, Queen
728:bohemian
541:Napoleon
470:Bohemian
159:, France
155:, 75008
3732:Related
3671:Maxim's
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