This is "la Tour de la Babote," one of the most famous buildings in Montpellier. You will find everything about its history here.
It's a strange-looking tower, isn't it?
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I like the angle that you took your photo from....the one on the page you directed us to is nice but yours is unique!
RépondreSupprimerThank you, Neva. The photo in the other site shows the opposite "façade" of the tower.
RépondreSupprimerBeautiful architecture...
RépondreSupprimerIt's a beautiful building, and it look like it's holding up it's arms for the world to see!
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Impressive this tour! I don't remember seeing this tour... but it has been a long time since I was there; have to go back!
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Neat angle. Looks really old but beautiful.
RépondreSupprimerMarie, your photo does justice to that odd looking tower. And thank´s for the link with useful information.
RépondreSupprimerAnd I think Neva is quite right about your photo being much better.
So I was one of the winners on your quiz? Guess I will celebrate with a "kir royal"... care to have one too?
That is a wonderful shot. The city should use this photo on their brochure or leaflet for tourists.
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Effectivement elle a une architecture étrange mais elle est très belle. Je la préfère au "crayon". Bon Dimanche !
RépondreSupprimervraiment les maçons se compliquaient bien la vie dans le temps !!
RépondreSupprimerLes parents voulaient avoir la paix pour sépaer les chambres des enfants comme cela ?
une architecture surprenante, bravo pour la perspective
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