Uncovering the secret mysteries of the Da Vinci Code??! easy 10!? - secret code de littlestpetshop.com
According to the Da Vinci Code came out, many people began to places to see in the novel (including the Louvre in Paris, who visited Mona Lisa!)
(1) Musée du Louvre, Paris (2) Church of Saint-Sulpice, Paris,
(3) Chateau de Villette, Conde Court (4) Temple Church, London (5) Westminster Abbey (6) Burghley House, Stamford
(7) Rosslyn Chapel, Roslin
These places of tourism as an example of high art or a form of tourism listed in pop culture? Explain your position and the list of examples
On the popularity of The Da Vinci Code, hurt or helped, the experience of cultural tourism in Sight? Explain and give examples of this view!
Thank you!
Rylie LC
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Secret Code De Littlestpetshop.com Uncovering The Secret Mysteries Of The Da Vinci Code??! Easy 10!?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comments:
I would say, "The Da Vinci Code helped pop tourism. I visited Paris last year and specifically visited St. Sulpice, because the film.
Some popular sites (Louvre, Westminster Abbey, etc..) They had a strong attraction and cultural history before the movie or a book. Whatever is acquired by the attraction of the DaVinci Code for these locations on an existing following (Does this make sense?)
I believe that the film helped Bood and cultural tourism and pop. It seems that only the Catholic Faith damaged.
Post a Comment