| FranceCarcassonne-UnescoCo[797×571] France 1938. The ramparts of the Cite de Carcassonne. Publishing origin | |
| france2000-Carcassonne.jpg[664×226] . Carcassonne is also of exceptional importance because of the lengthy restoration campaign undertaken by Viollet-le-Duc, one of the founders of the modern science of conservation. Publishing origin | |
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| france-unv2006-Carcassonne[303×215] The Ville Basse also contains the Cathedral of St. Michael and the Church of St. Vincent (both 13th century). The Cité is the finest example of a fortified medieval town in Europe and Publishing origin | |
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| 2104.jpg[200×26] David Berlanda (Italy / Czech Republic): In our trip to France we have visited the stunning town of Carcassonne, that was a pre-Roman town, a Roman colony and then was conquered by Visigoths, Saracens, and Franks (under which was the Publishing origin | |
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