PARIGI INSOLITA E SEGRETA

Résumé : A priest who blesses animals, wine-producing firemen, a tree in a church, an inverted phallus at a famous entrance, an atomic bomb shelter under the Gare de l'Est, a real Breton lighthouse near Montparnasse, unsuspected traces of former brothels, a patron saint of motorists, royal monograms hidden in the Louvre courtyard, the presentation of Christ's crown of thorns, a prehistoric merry-go-round, a sundial designed by Dalí, war-wounded palm trees, bullet holes at the ministry, biblical plants in a priest's garden, a mysterious monument to freemasonry at the Champ-de-Mars, a solid gold sphere in parliament, a Chinese temple in a parking lot, the effect of the Bièvre river on Parisian geography, a blockhouse in the Bois de Boulogne ... For those who thought they know Paris well, the city is still teeming with unusual and secret places that are easily accessible. Un prêtre qui bénit des animaux, des pompiers viticulteurs, un phallus inversé sur une célèbre porte d'entrée, un arbre dans une église, un abri anti-atomique sous la gare de l'Est, un véritable phare breton près de Montparnasse, des vestiges insoupçonnés de maisons closes, des monogrammes royaux cachés dans la cour Carrée du Louvre, un saint qui bénit des automobilistes, la présentation de la couronne d'épines du Christ, un cadran solaire dessiné par Dalí, un manège préhistorique, des palmiers blessés de guerre, des trous de balle au ministère, un mystérieux monument franc-maçon au Champ-de-Mars, des plantes religieuses dans un jardin de curé, une sphère en or massif chez les députés, un temple chinois dans un parking, l'impact de la Bièvre sur la géographie parisienne, un blockhaus au bois de Boulogne...

Résumé : A priest who blesses animals, winemaking firefighters, a tree in a church, an inverted phallus at a well-known entrance, an atomic bomb shelter under Gare de l'Est, a real Breton lighthouse near Montparnasse, unsuspected traces of former brothels, a patron saint of motorists, royal monograms hidden in the Louvre courtyard, the presentation of Christ's crown of thorns, a prehistoric merry-go-round, a sundial designed by Dali, war-wounded palm trees, bullet holes at the ministry, religious plants in a priest's garden, a mysterious monument to Freemasonry at the Champ-de-Mars, a solid gold sphere in parliament, a Chinese temple in a parking lot, the effect of the Bièvre river on Parisian geography, a blockhouse in the Bois de Boulogne ... For those who thought they knew Paris well, the city is still teeming with unusual and secret places that are easily accessible.