Pagoda of Chanteloup

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The Pagoda of Chanteloup is an 18th-century Chinese-style ornamental tower near Amboise in France, built as a folly in the gardens of the former Château de Chanteloup and now known for its panoramic views and distinctive architecture.

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pagoda of Chanteloup 2
Pagoda of Chanteloup canonical 1

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Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf folly
historic monument
pagoda
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Chinese-style
exoticism
builtAs garden folly
country France
hasFeature Chinese-inspired roof tiers
multi-storey tower
surrounding parkland
hasFunction belvedere
ornamental tower
hasViewOf Amboise
Loire Valley
heritageDesignation Monument historique
heritageDesignationCountry France
inception 18th century
locatedIn Amboise
Centre-Val de Loire
France
Indre-et-Loire
near Loire River
linked to: Loire
notableFor distinctive architecture
panoramic views
openToPublic true
originallyBelongedTo Château de Chanteloup
partOf former Château de Chanteloup estate
touristRegion Loire Valley castles area
usedFor sightseeing
tourism

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Referenced by (3)

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Amboise contains Pagoda of Chanteloup
Château de Chanteloup heritageDesignationAppliesTo pagoda of Chanteloup
linked to: Pagoda of Chanteloup
Château de Chanteloup hasPart pagoda of Chanteloup
linked to: Pagoda of Chanteloup