古老的巴黎岛屿
Cirkwi 简报
法比埃娜·勒莫因（Balades Fluviales Fabienne Lemoine Fondateur）揭开了巴黎历史的层层面纱，邀请旅行者踏上一段迷人的旅程，探索这座城市被遗忘的岛屿。这次独特的探险不仅穿越传统的地标，还深入到巴黎古代的核心。当你沿着这条路径前行时，你将发现曾经点缀塞纳河的岛屿的故事，现在已经纳入城市光辉历史的脉络。抓住这个机会，漫步时光，揭示被岁月进步所掩盖的巴黎的演变。
详细行程分析
这个行程跨越大约7.11公里，途经巴黎的历史高地，海拔从27到37米，海拔变化仅为2米。简洁的高度变化使得这段旅程适合所有步行者。分析技术方面，这条路线布置得很合理，为参与者提供了顺畅和可控制的进展。由于巴黎街道特点以及改造的复杂性，这条经过巴利德斯·弗吕维尔·勒莫因（Balades Fluviales Fabienne Lemoine Fondateur）精心策划的路径为渴望与巴黎潜藏历史亲密接触的探险者提供了便利和知识深度。
探险者的季节提示
每个季节都为这段旅程带来独特的魅力。春天的花开为历史探险提供了绚丽的背景，建议穿着轻便的防水衣物以应对不可预测的阵雨。夏天适宜漫步，但不要忘记防晒霜和补水。秋天将城市染上金色的色调，非常适合摄影爱好者；由于气温多变，衣服的叠加至关重要。冬天虽然寒冷，但提供了一个宁静、无人挤迫的体验；请确保穿暖和的衣服。不论季节如何，舒适的步行鞋对于这次冒险来说是不可或缺的。
巴黎：历史的织锦
巴黎位于法兰西岛大区，不仅是法国的首都，也是文化和历史的瑰宝。它的根源可以追溯到巴黎人部落的建立，几个世纪以来一直作为艺术、哲学和政治革命的中心而发展。这次行程专注于巴黎的已故岛屿，揭示了这座城市的历史层层面，从中世纪的战略重要性到艺术复兴时期。了解这一历程丰富了对每一块石头和水道的赏识，突出了这座永恒之城经过岁月的坚韧和适应力。
天气模式和最佳参观时间
巴黎属于温带海洋性气候，气温温和，降水适中，分布于整年。夏天温暖宜人，使6月至8月成为探索城市户外的理想时期。春季（3月至5月）和秋季（9月至11月）气候较温和，游客较少，非常适合寻求更安静旅程的人们。冬季（12月至2月）寒冷，但也有它们的魅力：人流较少，装饰节日的气氛。对于失落的岛屿行程来说，最佳时间将是初春或初秋，提供舒适的户外探险条件。
技术信息
7.1 km
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max. 38 m
min. 27 m
16 m
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风格 : 发现在城市不寻常 公众 : 家庭老年人自行车手 主题 : 文化遗产记忆旅游 | |||||||
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Old île Maquerelle
Constituted by the fusion of several islands, according to its etymology, it is on this island where we fought in duel. In the XIIIth century, the farmers of Chaillot have the right to make graze their cows in exchange for a fee in cash and in kind paid to the abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. In 1789, the brother Jacques and Augustin Périer are in charge by the city of Paris to install steam mills there to answer the wintry shortage of flour, when waters of the Seine are too low to feed water mills. Renamed then île aux Cygnes, not to confuse with the current île aux Cygnes, more recent artificial construction and more downstream on the Seine.
Old île aux Juifs
L'île aux Juifs belonged to the abbey Saint-Germain-des-Prés and was, in 1313, the theater of the torture of Jacques de Molay, great master of the order of the Knight Templars who was burnt alive and who protested of his innocence on the stake. Near her was the île à la Gourdaine, on which was a mill. These two islands were granted by Henri IV to Achille de Harlay, who gathers them in the Cité.
Old île aux Vaches
Its name comes because it was only a field of pasture, it was an uninhabited island essentially covered with meadows. It was gathered in l'île Notre-Dame at the end of the XVIIth century, during the urban operation which contributed to train the current island Saint-Louis.
Old île Louviers
Also called île aux Javiaux, it belonged in 1408 to Nicolas de Louviers, provost of the traders. Originally covered with pastures, it was acquired by the city in 1700 and leased to wood merchants. In 1816, the island was still uninhabited and served as immense construction site(work) of firewood for the Parisians. During the days of June, 1848, temporary camps were established there to welcome a part of the army of Paris.
