SQUARE LUCIEN BEAUFRÈRE
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This square, classified with historic monuments in August 1996, was designed in the period of Art Deco - 1925-35 - by the Angevin architect Eugene-Henry Karcher. The first square of the city to be lit up with electricity, it is also called the Abbey garden. This peaceful place along the Berry Canal is a true tribute to the know-how with its forged irons, its Denbac tiles… At the entrance to the square inaugurated in 1933 is the sublime auditorium, or booth-wash, which consists of a scene, an orchestra pit, a dressing room and a washing underneath. This is a magnificent example of Art Deco style. Your visit will then take you to the romantic garden where you will find the knowledge of various trees. By the canal, this garden is peaceful.
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