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The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

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Narrow streets of Venice

Old buildings, narrow canals, gondolas, light and shade... a little piece of Venice. Old buildings, narrow canals, gondolas, light and shade... a little piece of Venice.

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the chÃ¢teau. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

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