Bourbon
33 quai d'Orsay, Paris, France
Description:
The Bourbon Palace (French for Palais-Bourbon) is an important state point of Paris. It is the seat of the French National Assembly. The Bourbon courtyard was built in 1722-28. Its architect is Lorenzo Giardini. It is named after the Duchess Louise-Françoise of Bourbon, to whom it belonged. The palace was nationalized during the French Revolution for meetings of the Council of Five Hundred and later for the seating of parliament.