How many seats are there in the Arc de Triomphe? Where are they?

The Arc de Triomphe is a European building commemorating the victory of the war. It was built in ancient Rome when the rulers used it to show off their achievements. Later, other European countries followed suit. It is usually built on the main street or square of the city. It is made of stone, shaped like a gatehouse, with one or three arches carved with reliefs to publicize the achievements of the rulers.

The famous Arc de Triomphe are:

● The Arc de Triomphe of Titus:

Built in 82 AD, it is 14.4m high, 13.3m wide and 6m thick, and decorated with relief. In the early Roman Empire, Emperor Titus established it to commemorate his victory in suppressing Jews.

● The Arc de Triomphe in Seville.

● Constantine Arc de Triomphe:

Located next to the Colosseum, there are three arches. It was built in 3 15 AD to commemorate Constantine the Great's defeat of Massenzio in 3 12. This Arc de Triomphe is decorated with many decorations, most of which come from the Arc de Triomphe of the former Roman emperor or other buildings.

● The Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France:

The French emperor Napoléon Bonaparte (1769- 182 1) is located in the center of Charles de Gaulle Star Square, facing the Champs Elysé es. It was established to commemorate the victory of the Austerlitz War, and the foundation stone was laid on August 1806 and July 29/836. The designer is Sha Legeland Chalgreen. It is a single arched door with a height of 50m, a width of 45m and a thickness of 23m. The names of 386 generals who fought alongside Napoleon were engraved on the wall inside the door. There are reliefs depicting major battles on the door. The four main ones are the positive "expedition" and "triumph" (facing the Champs Elysé es), and the negative "resistance" and "peace". In order to commemorate the French soldiers who died for their country in the First World War, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was added under the Arc de Triomphe, with June 1920+065438+ 101,which was lit with long-lasting natural gas lamps. On major festivals such as Armistice Day, the French President presented flowers and mourned for the French martyrs who died here. Every July 14, the French National Day Parade begins here. There are 12 radial boulevards around the square, and the square is almost always full of traffic. Visitors can climb the Arc de Triomphe and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Paris.

Brandenburg Gate:

Located in Berlin, Germany.

● Pyongyang Arc de Triomphe:

Located at the junction of MoranbongDistrict and KaesonStreet in the Peony Peak District of Pyongyang, the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, it is located at the west foot of MoranHill, adjacent to Kim Il Sung Stadium and Kim Il Sung Stadium.

Date of establishment: 1982 04 15.

Reason for establishment: To celebrate North Korean leader Kim Il Sung's twice victory over Japanese and American aggressors, make North Korea independent and establish a socialist country.

Architectural style: Its scale ranks first among all the Arc de Triomphe in the world. It is made of more than 10500 pieces of granite, 60 meters high and 52.5 meters wide. The arched doorway is 27m high and18.6m wide. The four granite pillars are engraved with the AD 1925 when Mr. Kim Il Sung joined War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the AD 1945 when he returned to China triumphantly, and there are reliefs. Its east and west walls have the relief of Changbai Mountain; The lyrics of the Korean folk song "Song of General Kim Il Sung" are engraved on the north and south walls.

● The Arc de Triomphe in Orange, France.