Cours-la-Reine

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Cours-la-Reine is a historic tree-lined promenade and park along the Seine River in Paris, known as one of the city’s earliest public gardens.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf park
promenade
public garden
urban public space
adjacentTo Cours Albert-Premier
Place de la Concorde
Pont Alexandre III
connectsTo Champs-Élysées gardens area
country France
designedFor carriage rides
leisure
promenading
hasCoordinateSystem WGS84
hasFrenchName Cours-la-Reine
hasLanguage French
hasPart avenue of trees
gardens
lawns
parkland
tree-lined promenade
walkways
hasSurface paths
hasUse jogging
public events
recreation
walking
hasVegetation deciduous trees
ornamental plantings
hasView Grand Palais
linked to: Grand Palais, Paris

Place de la Concorde
Pont Alexandre III
Seine River
linked to: River Seine
heritageStatus historic site
one of the earliest public gardens in Paris
inception 17th century
isPublicAccess yes
locatedAlong right bank of the Seine
locatedIn 8th arrondissement of Paris
Paris
locatedInTimeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
locatedOnWater Seine River
linked to: River Seine
maintainedBy Ville de Paris
namedAfter royal court
ownedBy City of Paris
linked to: Paris
partOf Rive Droite

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