Cambridge

Cambridge is 80 Kilometers away from London, and it is surrounded by several small towns, the early settlements can be traced back to the Roman Empire, a collection of punting weapons as evidence. Because the overgrown of London, Between the 1960s and 1970s, Cambridge has increase its size and many council estates were built to welcome more and more residents to resettle there.

The city of Cambridge today is also known as Silicon Fen because it's the heart of high-technology. and it is best known for it's University(University of Cambridge). in 1209, some students escape from Oxford to go to Cambridge and there they stared their own university. University of Cambridge is famous by Cavendish Laboratory, King's College Chapel, and the Cambridge University Library.

Paris- Les Invalids

Les Invalides was first called Grenelle Plain when it was founded by the sun king - Louis XIV in 1670. In 1671 the first stones were laid, It was planed to be an old soldiers' home, but who would have thought it will turn out to be a 4000-room complex. Libéral Bruant draw up the construction plan and Rober de Cotte layed out the Esplandade. in 1676 the building was finished.

In 1706, they began building the dome. Jules Hardouin-Mansart first to design the dome, but it was finished by Robert de Cotte due to Hardouin-Mansart's death in 1708.

In 1840, the most important event was held in Les Invalides when the body of Napoléon returned to France. 19 years after the the Emperor died; Louis-Philippe, King of France retrived the Napoléon's ramains after seven years of negotaition with the British government.