France, Occitanie region, Nimes, Jardins de la Fontaine or Fountain Gardens, The Tour Magne or Great Tower is the only surviving tower from the ancient Roman fortifications, originally a dry-stone Gal...
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, Capitole de Toulouse or City Hall building in Place du Capitole the city's main square, designed by Guillaume Cammas in the neoclassical style and built in characte...
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, Capitole de Toulouse or City Hall building in Place du Capitole the city's main square, designed by Guillaume Cammas in the neoclassical style and built in characte...
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, Capitole de Toulouse or City Hall building in Place du Capitole the city's main square, designed by Guillaume Cammas in the neoclassical style and built in characte...
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, Facade detail of the Capitole de Toulouse or City Hall building in Place du Capitole the city's main square, designed by Guillaume Cammas in the neoclassical style...
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, Facade detail of the Capitole de Toulouse or City Hall building in Place du Capitole the city's main square, designed by Guillaume Cammas in the neoclassical style...
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, The Pierre-Baudis Japanese Garden, this 7,000 square metre park was established in 1981 during the mayoral tenure of Pierre Baudis, typical red arched bridge.
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, 17th century Chapelle Saint Joseph de la Grave which was part of the La Grave Hospital, Dome interior.
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, The Basilica of Saint Sernin, Bell tower.
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, Convent of the Jacobins, main altar with relics of the Dominican friar Saint Thomas Aquinas underneath.
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, Chapel of the Carmelites, artwork by Jean Pierre Rivals and his successor Jean Baptiste Despax.
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France, Occitanie region, Toulouse, Chapel of the Carmelites, artwork by Jean Pierre Rivals and his successor Jean Baptiste Despax.
