PARC MONCEAU
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Large wrought iron gates welcome the visitor in this 1796 garden with an aristocratic appearance. Attracting above all the residents of the neighbourhood, it is surrounded by special hotels that form a green belt where it is pleasant to stroll outside peak hours. Among the many statues that adorn it, it also houses a maple tree with twisted branches, the oldest (1853), the largest (4.18 m) and the tallest in the borough (30 m), as well as an Oriental plane tree whose circumference reaches seven metres. Also worth seeing is the famous basin, surrounded by columns inspired by antiquity, as well as the rotunda called "Pavillon de Chartres", along the current Boulevard de Courcelles. Parc Monceau, which has shrunk by half since its creation due to the development of special hotels in the 19th century, has retained the form it had when it was opened by Napoleon III.
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