1. Spreadsheet of 8 buildings and attractions on the North side of Paris:
2026 Paris 1 North Sacre Coeur
2. A map of the North side of Paris:
A map of the North side of Paris:
3. Photos of the Buildings and Attractions listed and mapped above:
The Staircase of the Paris Opera. Victor Navlet. 1880. Musée d’Orsay.
Statue of Charles Garnier (1825-1898), architect of the Opera National de Paris.
1. Opera National de Paris. 1861-1875. Charles Garnier. 1,979 seats, From top to bottom: View from the East, North, West , and South.
Printemps Dept. Store. Stained Glass Dome. 1910-1912. Rene Binet & Eugene Briere.
Printemps Dept. Store. 1865 1st opened. 1881-83. Two Cupolas and building designed by Paul Sedille.
2. Theatre National de l’Opera Comique. 1893-98. Louis Bernier. 1,248 seats. Carmen premier.
3. Grand Rex Theater. 1931-32. Auguste Bluysen. Henri-Edouard Navarre. 2,700 seats.
Eglise St. Vincent de Paul 1824-44. 1824-30 Jean Baptiste Lepere, 1830-44 Jacques Ignace Hittorff.
4. Gare du Nord. 1861-65. Jacques Ignace Hittorff.
5. Basilique du Sacre Coeur de Montmartre. Wisteria and market on the streets leading up to Sacre Coeur.
5. Basilique du Sacre Coeur de Montmartre. (from top: altar, organ, transept dome. 1873-1919. Paul Abadie.
5. Basilique du Sacre Coeur de Montmartre. 1873-1919. Paul Abadie.
6. Cimetiere de Montmartre. 1825 opened. Inhabitants include: Emile Zola, Edgar Degas, Pierre Cardin and a large (live) cat population.
7. Moulin Rouge. est. 1889. 1915 destroyed by fire. 1921-25. Edith Piaf performed here. The Can Can invented here.
8. Gare Saint Lazare. est. 1837. 1885-89. Jean Juste Gustave Lisch. 3 level mall with 80 shops.
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