A Walk in the Footsteps of the Freemasons in Paris
Since the 18th century, Freemasonry has been shaping the contours of Parisian life, leaving behind a legacy of symbols, mysteries, and heritage.
Paris, a Masonic capital, is home to hidden lodges, committed personalities, and symbols engraved on facades, waiting to be discovered.
A walk through the city reveals a parallel history, with architectural details such as squares, compasses, and mysterious stars adorning the facades, telling a story of a discreet yet deeply rooted presence of Freemasonry.
For almost three centuries, Freemasonry has influenced the intellectual, political, and architectural history of Paris, with hidden lodges, tombs, and public monuments concealing more than they reveal.
Behind these architectural details lies a parallel history, discreet but deeply rooted in the capital: that of the Freemasons.
Author's summary: Discover the Masonic heritage of Paris through its symbols and history.
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