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Very pretty city center of Chambery

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Be careful, there are lots of tourists, adjust your speed in pedestrian zones

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Hike carried out on the Jean Jacques Rousseau trail, pleasant and accessible hike.

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Elephant Fountain, emblematic square of Chambéry

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Right in the city center of Chambery.

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Beautiful cross, beautiful view!

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Unrelated visit: Fine Grocery Store of French, Spanish and Lebanese Terroirs. Tableware and Kitchen Accessories. The Brûlerie du Sénat now has a little sister! Franck and Lydia welcome you to Label épicerie du 10. Attached to the history and quality of the products, they take you to discover the French and Spanish terroirs. Peppers, spices, seafood or vegetarian products, Spanish appetizers, cake mixes, culinary innovations, wines, beers or even tableware and kitchen accessories ... Don't wait any longer and make your aperitifs original and successful!

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The current theatre is the result of the reconstruction in 1866 of a previous building built in 1824 and destroyed by fire. Of this building, only the arcades of the lower part of the façade remain, the difference in materials used being the reason for the presence of two distinct colour tones. Dedicated since the 20th century to the Savoyard actor and director Charles Dullin, the theatre has the Scène Nationale label with the Espace Malraux. The building has been partially registered and listed as a historic monument since 1984 and 1986 respectively. In addition, its proscenium curtain is also listed as part of French movable heritage.

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The church was built in the 15th century as a church for the neighboring Franciscan monastery and consecrated in 1488. It was founded on 30,000 larch wood piles on the swampy terrain.

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It was erected in homage to General Count de Boigne (1751-1830). After acquiring fame and fortune in India, he was the great benefactor of Chambéry, his hometown. The Elephant Fountain, nicknamed the “4 without ass” recalls the Indian military campaigns of the general whose bronze statue dominates the monument. Benoît de Boigne is said to have given Chambéry more than a third of his fortune brought from India. The city owes him the opening of the rue de Boigne, the construction of the theater, a college, a retirement home, a begging depot and many other charitable foundations.

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This place was structured in the 19th century. The Museum of Fine Arts is built on the traces of the old rampart. The Sardinian neoclassical style courthouse is the last public building built before the annexation of Savoy to France in 1860.

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Formerly made up of two quays along an Albanne canal on which the Saint-Léger church was built, destroyed in the 18th century, the current Place Saint-Léger has remained since its creation the main pedestrian crossing in the old center of Chambéry . Source: Wikipedia

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The current theater comes from the reconstruction in 1866 of a previous building built in 1824 and destroyed by fire. Of this building only the arcades of the lower part of the facade remain, the difference in materials used is the origin of the presence of two distinct color tones. Dedicated since the 20th century to the Savoyard actor and director Charles Dullin, the theater has the national scene label with the Espace Malraux. The building has been the subject of a partial registration as well as a classification as a historic monument since 1984 and 1986 respectively. In addition, its proscenium curtain is also the subject of a classification as of French movable heritage. Source: Wikipedia

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The church of the former Jesuit convent, built in the 17th century. It has a baroque facade.

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The fountain was built between 1835 and 1838 by the Grenoble sculptor Pierre-Victor Sappey to commemorate the exploits of the Marathas in India and of the Count of Boigne after his death in 1830. At that time it was initially called the Boigne Column.[3] The municipal council of Chambéry launched a competition to find the sculptor who could carry out the work. In total, the city counted 17 proposed projects and finally chose this sculptor's project due to its originality and low cost. The Elephant Fountain was finally inaugurated on December 10, 1838.[5] The statue stands at the intersection of Rue de Boigne and Boulevard du Théâtre, two main axes of downtown Chambéry that were built in the 19th century. Under the Vichy regime, the dismantling and melting of the statue of General de Boigne was investigated as part of the collection of non-ferrous metals. The authorities decided to spare her given the difficulty and expense of the work of lowering her from the pillar. The dismantling and melting down of the statue was decided in April 1944 as part of a new wave of requisitions. The implementation could not take place thanks to the exemption.[6]

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Historical capital of the Savoie, Chambéry is a city of history and art that reveals many assets. The old town, admirably restored, invites the walker to discover its mysterious avenues with multiple covered passages, its patrician houses, its facades with trompe-l'oeil paintings, its charming courtyards, its cathedral Saint-François-de-Sales the trompe-l'oeil l'Oeil paintings, to discover its castle, former residence of the Counts and Dukes of Savoie, its pedestrian streets and its famous Fountain of the Elephants.

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This fountain was built in 1838 in honor of General de Boigne, a great benefactor of his hometown of Chambéry. When Benoit de Boigne died, the city decided to build a monument to him. She chose the project by Grenoble-based Pierre-Victor Sappey for its originality and importance despite its low cost. The 17.65 meter high complex is built of limestone from Saint-Sulpice. It is a curious and clever superimposition of three monuments: a fountain, a column and a statue. The fountain's floor plan shows the Cross of Savoy, symbolized by four elephants

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A great spot!

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Surely the most practiced descent of my youth! ❤❤❤

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Nice view of the lake from the cross. Possibility to continue the path by the ridge to reach the Pas de la Fosse.

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