1. Four aides-de-camp were appointed and apartments in the Tuileries were set aside for bedroom, study and play room.

2. The Tuileries were destroyed by fire and it was rumoured that the Louvre had been burned down as well.

3. MUSICAL JOURNEY (A) - PARIS: The Seine, Les Tuileries, Opera, Sacre-Coeur, The L...

4. A man sits in Paris's Tuileries Garden flanked by colorful model sailboats , which are rented out and sailed in the park's picturesque fountains.

5. Langdon had always considered the Tuileries to be sacred ground.

6. From the esplanade at the end of the Tuileries, four of the finest art museums in the world could be seen... one at each point of the compass.

7. "Now tell me of the Tuileries, and the Louvre, " she continued evasively.

8. From the Tuileries to the Luxembourg, there is but the distance which separates Royalty from the peerage; that is not far. Shots will soon rain down.

9. He lived in the Tuileries palace along the Seine, which was burned in 1871 during the commune.

10. A woman wearing a niqab walks in the Tuileries Garden in Paris, France.

11. Langdon could now see the end of the Tuileries Gardens , marked by a giant stone archway.

12. Dominic had gotten himself slammed behind a bush, standing up, in the Tuileries.

13. All human miseries have for their capital and central government hell, otherwise, known as the Devil's Tuileries.

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14. In Paris, my tiredness after a full day's walking was gone in a moment when the sun touched the horizon and spilled its light over the Jardin de Tuileries.

15. Located in downtown Paris along the banks of the Seine, the gardens are built on the site of an old quarry where clay for tiles, or tuileries in French, was once mined.

16. By whom were the wagons containing the wealth of the Tuileries escorted in 1848?

17. This is the catalogue for the exhibition in the Orangerie des Tuileries, Paris.

18. Oh. I would rather mount the scaffold of my brother, Louis XVI. , than thus descend the staircase at the Tuileries driven away by ridicule.

19. At nine in the morning the crowd attacked the Tuileries.

20. "Let us return home," said the father, "they are attacking the Tuileries."

21. Made by the court artisan Fran?ois Jacob-Desmalter in around 1810, the table was placed in the Palais des Tuileries, close to the Louvre in Paris.