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Statues in Sète
Notre Dame de la Salette statue
The Chapel of Our Lady of La Salette takes its name from the statue of the Virgin found in the courtyard. The Virgin Mary is said
Castles in Blois
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Squares in Toulouse
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Squares in Nancy
Historical Monuments in Amiens
Squares in Rennes
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Historical Monuments in Versailles
Grand canal
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Designed in the seventeenth century by André Le Notre, the Grand Canal is one of the most striking and impressive of the palace o
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Churches in Bastia
Eglise Saint Jean Baptiste
True emblem of the city of Bastia in Corcega, the Church of Saint Jean Baptiste above the old port, is easily recognizable with i
Squares in Dax
The Hot Fountain Square
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Dax is the first thermal spa in France. It is located in the heart of the city center, and here you will find famous walls where t
Churches in Sainte-Anne-d'Auray
Squares in Blois
Place Victor Hugo
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The Plce Victor Hugo is located in the center of Blois. Inside you'll find the Church of San Vicente. In the square there are nume
Churches in Ajaccio
La Chapelle Imperiale
The south wing of the chapel was built by the order of Napoleon III with inheritance money from the Cardinal. The goal was for it
Historical Monuments in Lyon
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Historical Monuments in Paris
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Churches in Avignon
Chapel of the Franciscan
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A small, discreet chapel at the exit of the old center of Avignon, towards the river. Franciscan Brothers arrived here in the twel
Statues in Paris
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Historical Monuments in Bordeaux
Port of the Moon
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The Port of the Moon is the name of the oldest district of Bordeaux. So called because it is organized around a branch of the rive
Statues in Valence
Championnet Statue
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This statue is located at the middle of Championnet square. It is a tribute to Championnet, a French army general who lived betwee