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Начало / Резултати от търсенето 42
An image of what exists below the streets of Paris
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Balls used to clean the sewer tunnels by pushing out the water
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Belgrand Gallery with history of the Musée des Égouts
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Boots worn in the Paris sewers
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Eugène Belgrand, the engineer who designed the Paris sewer and water supply networks
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
How the sewer services coped with the 1910 Paris floods
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Huge balls used to clean the sewer tunnels
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
In the old days there were plenty of rats in the sewers
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Information and images of the 1910 Paris floods
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Interactive model of the water cycle in Paris
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Looking worried because this is the section where you can see the open sewer
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Mannequin of workers at work in the Paris sewers
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Map of Wallace fountain locations in Paris
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Me, touring the Paris Sewer Museum
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]
Mesh wire over the canals to ensure no one falls in
[Musée des Égouts - Paris Sewer Museum - Paris]