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Tino-Rossi Gardenin Paris, France

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The little park is decorated with more than fifty sculptures, placed in the middle of the picturesque garden in a creative mess.
Tino-Rossi Garden, Paris
The park Tino-Rossi is a picturesque place on the left bank of the river Seine on the east of Notre Dame. It is a small garden in the heart of the city. Here you can have a nice rest after sightseeing, take a walk along winding tracks, sit on a bench or in a recreation area in a small amphitheater.

The park is often called a museum of sculpture in the open air, stop near each masterpiece of modern art to understand what does it depicts.

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