Tuileries Garden (redirect from Jardins des Tuileries)
fountains. In front of the centre of the first fountain he laid out the Grande Allée, which extended 350 metres. He built two other alleys, lined with chestnut...
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Parliament Building; the section between Boulevard René-Lévesque and Grande-Allée (up to approximately the Grand Théâtre de Québec); and much of the Plains...
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Justice Palais des Fêtes St Paul's Church Strasbourg railway station Hôtel Brion Villa Schutzenberger 22, Rue du Général de Castelnau 56, Allée de la Robertsau...
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Citadel of Montpellier (category Fortifications in France)
Southern wall, along the Allée Henri II de Montmorency Louis Secondy, Histoire du lycée de Montpellier. De l'ancien collège des jésuites à la Citadelle...
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Montmartre Boulevard des Italiens Boulevard des Capucines Boulevard de la Madeleine Unter den Linden, Berlin Kurfürstendamm, Berlin Karl-Marx-Allee, Berlin Boulevard...
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Fort de Montessuy (category Fortification lines)
killing them both. A street in Montessuy was named after the children (allée Turba-et-Choux). On the wall of the école d'Application Jean-Jaurès de Caluire...
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Walls of Avignon (section Early fortifications)
controlling access to the city but this number was reduced to seven when the fortifications were modified between 1481 and 1487 during the French Wars of Religion...
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Waldegg Castle (section Garden, park and allée)
from this period. He also planted the 600 meter long allée leading to the road to Basel. The allée, partially lost over time, was reconstructed in 1988...
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Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés when its fortifications were built during the 14th century. In the 17th century, those fortifications were demolished along...
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named after Paul Ramadier (allée Paul-Ramadier), the first prime minister of the Fourth Republic, and Jean Monnet (allée Jean-Monnet), one of the founding...
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