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Scavenger Hunt: Historic Paris
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If you are looking for a quirky and unusual date in Paris, then this book is perfect for you!
This book contains 50 clue-based questions that will send you and your date on a scavenger hunt throughout the older parts of the city. If you want to add a little bit of history into your relationship, then you won’t want to miss this book!
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Scavenger Hunt - SleuthQuests
SleuthQuests Presents:
Historical Scavenger Hunt
Paris
© 2011 by Golgotha Press, Inc./SleuthQuests
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Historical Scavenger Hunt
1. Before Paris was land of croissants, it was a simple river crossing. Start on the Ile where it all began.
A. Île Pont Neuf
B. Île aux Cygnes
C. Île Saint-Louis
D. Ile de la Cité
Answer: D. Ile de la Cité. The Romans, under the leadership of Julius Caesar crushed the Gallic tribes of what is now present day Paris in 50 BC.
Directions: Begin the hunt in the heart of Paris: Ile de la Cité. Metro: Saint-Michel.
2. Prior to 360 AD, the Ile, or Island
went by this name:
A. Lutetia
B. Paris
C. Genevieve
D. Ile de la Cité
Answer: A. Lutetia. The Roman colony founded the Island of Lutetia. With it’s figs, vineyards, and temperate climate; early Romans had a difficult time leaving the island. In A.D. 358, the 25 year-old Emperor Julian refused a decree to lead an army in The Middle East, citing: My dear Lutetia… it is very pure and agreeable to the eye.
Directions: Walk to the Petit Pont – this is
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