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I don't remember any places on the rocher that had a lawn, except the park above the sea next to the Ocenaographic Institute.
Opposite side to the Oceanographic museum and much further down so that you are almost overlooking Cap Martin. Near to where they play boules.
This is the Bosio Pavillion, part of the Art School in Monaco. It's on the rocher and is named after Francois-Joseph Bosio, who was the premier sculptor of the Emperor Napoleon. Bosio was born in Monaco in 1768.
I don't remember any places on the rocher that had a lawn, except the park above the sea next to the Ocenaographic Institute.
ReplyDeleteOpposite side to the Oceanographic museum and much further down so that you are almost overlooking Cap Martin. Near to where they play boules.
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