At the top of the Eiffel Tower

 Learn French with Iker and Aïda as they find their way around the French cultural scene. ► EXERCICE à partir d'un extrait du podcastLes sorties culturelles : parler d'un spectacle | niveau B1 (exercice + PDF)► TOUS LES ÉPISODES DU PODCAST PARLEZ-VOUS PARIS ?  

 Learn French with Alexandra and take a tour of a Parisian building. ► EXERCICE à partir d'un extrait du podcastDans un immeuble haussmannien : visiter un appartement | niveau B1 (exercice + PDF)► TOUS LES ÉPISODES DU PODCAST PARLEZ-VOUS PARIS ?  

 Learn French with Daniel to find out how skateparks work in Paris. ► EXERCICE à partir d'un extrait du podcastLe skatepark: donner des instructions sportives | niveau B1 (exercice + PDF)► TOUS LES ÉPISODES DU PODCAST PARLEZ-VOUS PARIS ?  

La Tour Eiffel, construite en 1889 par Gustave Eiffel, est l'un des monuments les plus célèbres du monde. Haute de 324 mètres, elle a été critiquée à ses débuts, mais est rapidement devenue un symbole de la France. Utilisée comme antenne radio et pour des expériences scientifique ... Show More

L’histoire extraordinaire de la construction de la tour Eiffel. Dans la perspective de l'Exposition Universelle de 1889, Gustave Eiffel et ses collaborateurs imaginent une tour de 300 m, de forme pyramidale. 

Pourquoi on a construit la tour Eiffel ?Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations. 

The Eiffel Tower was by far the largest structure built for the 1889 World’s Fair in Paris. Eiffel was an entrepreneur and he had two engineers working with him to plan the iron tower, but not everyone was on board with the design. Audiences today may be surprised to hear that ma ... Show More

It’s one of the most famous landmarks in the world. The White Tower, or more recently, the Tower of London. If you’ve visited London you likely took time to go see it. The post 460 – The White Tower first appeared on The British History Podcast. 

Look, we love Lady Liberty as much as the next patriot. But why on Earth did France give America a massive and exoribitant gift that wasn't on our registry? Will and Mango dig into the bizarre Parisian dinner party that led to the idea, the mathematical word problem of a way the ... Show More

In this episode of Travel in 10, join hosts David Brodie and Tim Johnson as they take you on a journey through the iconic streets of Paris, France, just in time for the upcoming Summer Olympics. Discover Tim's deep-rooted connection to the city and his favorite Parisian experienc ... Show More

What's a baguette? A long loaf of bread, surely. WRONG! A baguette can be one of 15 different things. Here's how I found out - and a few baguette-related language facts to impress your French friends.  Featuring, ever-so-briefly, the voice of Véronique from France with Véro.  Thi ... Show More

This week, we're digging into The B1M's recent video "The $64M Race to Save the Eiffel Tower". The Paris landmark is in danger and we're here to talk about it. Later in the episode, we cover: Stonehenge tunnels cancelled (again) = https://www.instagram.com/p/C-AujokMSYp/?img_inde ... Show More