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Paris and its gardens is no less beautiful than its streets, squares and palaces, and Paris without its gardens would not be the most visited capital in the world.
Few large cities can boast such a rich variety of gardens as Paris. The picturesque rubs shoulders with the geometric, the most modern designs stand side by side with the ancient layouts and manners, and exotic species have been so well acclimatized that they have become commonplace. This is without forgetting the innumerable private gardens, sometimes reduced to a window box on a balcony, sometimes vast and secret. Such is the prodigy that a two-thousand-year-old culture has managed to accomplish.
Book Information
ISBN 9782878682861
Author Fabrice Moireau
Format Hardback
Page Count 96
Imprint Les Editions du Pacifique
Publisher Les Editions du Pacifique
Weight(grams) 760g
Few large cities can boast such a rich variety of gardens as Paris. The picturesque rubs shoulders with the geometric, the most modern designs stand side by side with the ancient layouts and manners, and exotic species have been so well acclimatized that they have become commonplace. This is without forgetting the innumerable private gardens, sometimes reduced to a window box on a balcony, sometimes vast and secret. Such is the prodigy that a two-thousand-year-old culture has managed to accomplish.
Book Information
ISBN 9782878682861
Author Fabrice Moireau
Format Hardback
Page Count 96
Imprint Les Editions du Pacifique
Publisher Les Editions du Pacifique
Weight(grams) 760g
