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C'est juste un banc , to walk or not to walk..

And Matto, it looks beautifully simple; I really like churches like this.

This Saint-André church, which is partially listed as a historical monument, is a successful blend of Romanesque and Gothic art.

The Marais Pond, a former gravel pit, is now a large carp pond with numerous benches around the lake for recreation. The pond contains a herd of approximately 300 carp, weighing up to 16 kg. The lake contains mirror carp, koi carp, common carp, and small sturgeon.

In 1869, the Marist Brothers purchased the castle and its grounds. They raised the body of the central building by one floor. The castle was then acquired by the city in 1906. In 1914, it became a military hospital and from 1940 to 1960, a modern college. The castle now houses a music school and meeting rooms. Many areas are vacant. The Ministry and the public agency for cultural cooperation (aida) conducted a feasibility study for the establishment of a European Cultural Exchange Center in the building. If you take a walk in the park in the afternoon, you can hear the musicians practicing.

The old market hall, located on a large octagonal square and partially adjacent to a small building, consists of a single volume with a wooden frame vault. The building has a roof made of round tiles decorated with dormer windows. To the west of the building is a fountain facing the east side of the La Côte-Saint-André town hall. Measuring 76 meters long and approximately 29 meters wide, this hall is one of the largest from the French Middle Ages. The market hall was listed as a historic monument on April 23, 1925.

The Great Park is just a stone's throw from the city center. It features centuries-old trees, a duck pond, a skate park, and even a children's playground. It's a place that invites you to relax.

The Hector Berlioz Museum is located at the birthplace of the great romantic musician on the Côte Saint-André and commemorates his life and work.