Nestled in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, the Cit\u00e9-refuge de l’Arm\u00e9e du Salut is a monument with a rich history of providing accommodation for those in need. Homeless individuals and refugees, especially those suffering from mental health issues, have found refuge in this long, narrow building for generations. <\/p>\n
But the Cit\u00e9-refuge is more than just a shelter. It has also been the site of numerous protests against discrimination over the years. And did you know that it was even a site of the French Revolution? <\/p>\n
As you explore the building, you’ll find that the first floor is the main living area where residents sleep at night. The second floor is the kitchen and dining area, while the fourth and fifth floors are dedicated to laundry. The sixth floor is the bathroom, complete with a shower, sink, and toilet. The seventh and eighth floors are the kitchen and dining room, respectively. The ninth floor is the dishwashing area, and the tenth floor is the bedroom. The eleventh floor is the bathroom with a bathtub and toilet. The twelfth floor is where residents can enjoy a balcony for eating, sleeping, and doing laundry, while the thirteenth floor offers stunning views of the city. Finally, the fourteenth floor is another rooftop area, perfect for soaking up the Parisian skyline. <\/p>\n
The Cit\u00e9-refuge de l’Arm\u00e9e du Salut is a monument that not only provides shelter but also serves as a symbol of resilience and resistance. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of Paris’s history and the issues still facing its most vulnerable citizens.<\/p>\n
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