Why are many of France s famous buildings distributed along the river?

Most of the famous French buildings are in Paris, which gradually formed its current scale along the Seine River basin. The buildings along the river can have a better viewing angle and highlight their romantic character at the same time.

Most of these things are built in big cities.

In the days when the water supply system was not very developed, large cities were built along the river. The Mother River is pregnant with civilization.

Westerners and Chinese, like the scenery along the river, have a wide view, and the scenery by the river is good, and the royal palace is naturally selected on the scenic riverbank.

And because of the royal palace, the design and construction materials are of high quality, so it is easy to produce high-quality products, so it is easy to preserve.

First of all, by the river, it gives people a sense of life, and when combined with the architecture, there will be a dynamic atmosphere, and it will give a different kind of beauty;

Secondly, it may be related to the romantic character of the French, water is a kind of soft and pure beauty, with a very subtle artistic feeling!

The most primitive time:

1.Natural military defense.

2.Agriculture, animal husbandry, primary processing industries, production and living need water.

The period after the Industrial Revolution:

Material circulation and warehousing centralization.

Sewage discharge. After the invention of the steam engine in Europe, various urban diseases appeared in the 20th century, and factories began to be built along the railway instead of being arranged on the riverbank, and the river began to return to the status of enriching urban life. With the planning of various riverside and important service facilities and major event venues, the riverbank has become the main area for the shaping of urban image and urban culture.

Notre-Dame de Fuyer

Celestein Opera House

Ancient Roman Theatre In 1994, sculptor Buren added 14 square columns and 69 ground-level fountains to the square, adding to the landscape. Next to it is the Musée de Lyon, the second largest in France, on the site of a sixth-century convent that was rebuilt in 1659.

Textile Museum in Lyon.

Wait, it's a good and meaningful place to go!! The architecture of France is extremely romantic!!

Answer AD This question examines the role of rivers, the role of rivers in cities, mainly reflected in water supply and transportation. Therefore, AD is chosen.

The water level of the Nahe River has been stable for many years, there are few floods, and it does not freeze all year round, which is conducive to navigation. Notre-Dame Cathedral, which was first built and preserved to the present day, was built on the Île de Stode. From the 12th century, with the expansion of the city, urban architecture gradually developed along the banks of the Seine from the island, urban planning and construction attached great importance to and cherished traditional culture, but also actively adapted to the needs of economic and social life development, and strived to maintain the unity and harmony of the city.

Located on both sides of the Seine River, it has abundant water resources and low water transportation costs, making transportation convenient. The flooding of rivers makes the soil more fertile, allowing agriculture to flourish and the population to concentrate.

Paris was mainly used for navigation on the Seine, and as the main mode of transportation at that time, the convenient transportation conditions allowed the population and the city to concentrate.

In ancient times, people's handicraft industry was underdeveloped, most of them took agriculture as the pillar industry, and the development of agriculture depended on water sources, so the proximity to the river could not only provide domestic water, but also provide agricultural water, and the proximity to the river was conducive to urban development.

Because early humans lived with the water, the riverside area was the first to prosper, the first to form a large city, and the technology was more advanced than other regions, and of course it was easy for talents to gather here.

Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Champs-Élysées, Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, Grand and Petit Palais, National Gallery, Place de la Concorde, Pantheon, University of Luxembourg, Musée de Rodin, Musée d'Orsay, Opéra Bastille, Palace of Versailles, Musée du Monde de la Monde, Hôtel de Ville, Élysée Palace, Picasso Museum, Palais du Luxembourg, Petit Triomphe.

Centre Pompidou, Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Élysée Palace, Louvre.

The Eiffel Tower, the Gate, Notre-Dame, the Louvre, the Boulevard.

AD This question examines the impact of rivers on the location of cities. The location factors that affect the city include natural factors and socio-economic factors. Among them, natural factors include rivers, topography, climate, etc.

The impact of rivers on the location of cities is mainly reflected in three aspects: water supply, water transportation, and military defense. So choose the AD option for this question.

aThis question examines the distribution of ancient buildings in Paris. Most of the ancient buildings in Paris are distributed along the banks of the Seine, one is due to the historical conditions at that time, the transportation was mainly water transportation, and the other is to take advantage of the convenient transportation conditions to transport various building materials.