Parks of Paris

Paris is a green city. Numerous parks and green areas are located throughout the city.
[h3]Monceau Park[/h3]
Created in 1862 by Alfan, Daviu and Barillet-Deschamps. The park was originally laid out according to Carmontel's plan around the Foley, built for the Duke of Orleans (the future Philippe-Egalite) in 1778. Expanded and redeveloped by Thomas Blakey in 1793, the park was bought by the Paris Municipality in 1860. Monumental gates, Corinthian columns and impressive statues, a bridge similar to an Italian, oval pond (golden fish, carp, ducks), decorated with an island on which a large weeping willow grows.
[h3]Montsouris Park[/h3]
Created by Alfan in 1875-1878 . At the top of the grassy slopes of the Bardo is a replica of the Palace of the Bey of Tunis, built on the occasion of the 1867 World's Fair, where the Municipal Meteorological Observatory of Montsouris is located today. An English-style park: extensive lawns, groves of trees, a pond with a ginkgo rising above it; a cascade and a grotto. The park is crossed by railway tracks hidden in ditches lined with trees. The pyramid near the iron bridge spanning over the tracks was erected in memory of the members of the Flaters mission, who were instructed to study the route of the Trans-Saharan Railway, but in 1881 they were killed by the Tuaregs.
[h3]High Promenade[/h3]
The garden is located from the Place de la Bastille (corner of Avenue Domenile and Avenue Ledru-Rollin) to the Bois de Vincennes, has several entrances. It occupies an area of more than 6 hectares, a length of about 4 kilometers, a width of 9 to 30 meters. The promenade, equipped in 1988 over the former branch of the railway that connected the Place de la Bastille with La Varenne-Saint-Maur: this route, first going along the viaduct of Arts, leads to the garden of Hector Malo, which forms two terraces located on the same level with the platform of the promenade. Next, the pedestrian bridge passes over the Reya Garden, designed by P. Kolbok and landscape artists of the Landscape group, taking into account the former marshalling yard, which in the past was located on this site. The promenade, which is continued by an alley running level with the street and, finally, an underground passage under the ring road, leading it to the Vincennes Forest.
[h3]John XXIII Square[/h3]
The first public garden of Paris, created by the Prefect of Rambuteau in 1844 and expanded in 1911. It was built on the site of the Archbishop's Palace, destroyed in 1831. Lime trees, Japanese cherries, apple trees, Siberian elms, Byzantine hazel, broom, tamarisk. Средства поступают на счет моментально, комиссия за операцию не взымается. mosbet Суммарно же можно получить 500% за первых 4 депозита до 200 тыс. рублей или в эквиваленте 28,3 млн узбекских сумов