Assemblee Nationale

In 1589, the mid-17th century, the Bourbon Dynasty in France. Enter the Bourbon Palace and return to that ancient era. The Bourbon Palace is the C District of Ocean Wanhe City. The British neoclassical style of Ocean Wanhe Mansion is upgraded on the base of this rococo style tomb. The facade is 100% restored to the shape of the French Leeds hotel. This garden house is really too "foreign". The house is also full of flowering stone, double-colored wall panels, and it can be seen at a glance that it is a series. The room rate is relatively high, but the depth is long, the windows are wooden, the lighting is poor, the house is blocked by the large high-rise buildings on the south side, there is no light throughout the day, there is noise near the North Fourth Ring Road, and the whole dark bathroom. The garden is still pocket-sized, and the Wanhe series is a flower pot garden.

Annecy Annecy is a small town in southeastern France. Annecy is located between Geneva and Chambéry. In the 2nd century, it was deeply affected by the two towns. Where did the Swiss style come from: Fari's entanglement Annecy was initially the capital of the Geneva region and was later transferred to In Counts of Geneva1401, Anasi was merged into the Sava royal family and King Sava used Anasi as the capital of GeneviosFancigny and Beaufortain during the French Revolution. Anasi was occupied by France with the Sava region in 1815. After the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty, Anasi was returned to the Kingdom of Sardinia in 1860. The annexation of Annecy in the Sava region also became the capital of the Upper Sava Province, the balcony of the Jane Alps Annecy is the most beautiful town in the French Alps.

Located on the left bank of the Seine in Paris, France, the Bourbon Palace was built for the daughter of Louis XIV, the Duchess of Bourbon, and is also named after the Duchess of Bourbon, designed by a renowned Italian architect and built in 1728. Since 1789, the Bourbon Palace has been the seat of the French National Assembly, France's highest legislature, and is considered a symbol of French law. Cruises on the Seine can pass by and see the Bourbon Palace up close.

The Bourbon Palace, also known as the National Assembly, is a classical building with more than 260 years of history on the south bank of the Seine in Paris, France. It was built in 1722 for the daughter of Louis XIV, the Duchess of Bourbon, and is thus named after 1789 as a symbol of French law.

The National Assembly building, also known as the Bourbon Palace, was originally built for Louis XIV's daughter, the Duchess of Bourbon, and the palace is now home to French parliamentarians. The library is so beautiful that it is suffocating.