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Palais Bourbon (National Assembly) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pont de la Concorde and Palais Bourbon at Night along the Seine River - Paris, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

Palais Bourbon of the French National Assembly Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Palais Bourbon houses the french National Assembly in Paris, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

The statue in front of the Palais Bourbon which houses the French National Assembly in Paris, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Palais Bourbon, the meeting place of the National Assembly, Paris, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

Palais Bourbon Bourbon Palace or French National Assembly back entrance on University Street Royalty Free Stock Photo

The statue at the center of the place du Palais Bourbon and the entrance of the French National Assembly in Paris, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Palais Bourbon, is the meeting place of the National Assembly, the lower legislative chamber of the French Parliament Royalty Free Stock Photo

In 2012, the Assembly has 577 members called members elected or re-elected in the 2012 parliamentary elections by direct universal suffrage) the first past the post in two rounds for a period of five years, which form the XIV legislature. The Palais Bourbon was built in 1722 on plans by architect Giardini. It is located in the seventh arrondissement on the edge of the Seine at the Pont de la Concorde. Place de la Concorde, facing the other side of the Seine him . Quai d'Orsay , Quai Anatole France