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Interior in the castle Fontainebleau

Interior in the castle Fontainebleau

The Fontainebleau Hotel, in Miami Beach, Florida.

The Fontainebleau Hotel, in Miami Beach, Florida.

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Forest of Fontainebleau

Forest of Fontainebleau

Forest of Fontainebleau

Forest of Fontainebleau

Fontainebleau palace Chateau de Fontainebleau, France

Fontainebleau palace Chateau de Fontainebleau, France

Aerial view of Chateau de Fontainebleau with its gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in France

Aerial view of Chateau de Fontainebleau with its gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in France

Miami Beach Fontainebleau Hotel aerial

Miami Beach Fontainebleau Hotel aerial

Aerial view of Fontainebleau and Avon. Seine-et-Marne department of France

Aerial view of Fontainebleau and Avon. Seine-et-Marne department of France

Hiking trail and ferns n Fontainebleau forest

Hiking trail and ferns n Fontainebleau forest

Seine river bank and fontainebleau forest

Seine river bank and fontainebleau forest

Fontainebleau, France - 16 August 2015 : Interior view

Fontainebleau, France - 16 August 2015 : Interior view

Fontainebleau, France - 16 August 2015 : Interior view

Fontainebleau, France - 16 August 2015 : Interior view

Fontainebleau Resort, Miami, Florida

Fontainebleau Resort, Miami, Florida

Fontainebleau Hotel

Fontainebleau Hotel

Lake of Fontainebleau

The blue sky and lake of Fontainebleau

The Castle Of Fontainebleau

The Royal Château de Fontainebleau is a large palace where the kings of France took their ease. It is also the site where the French royal court, from 1528 onwards, entertained the body of new ideas that became known as the Renaissance. The Royal Château de Fontainebleau is a large palace where the kings of France took their ease. It is also the site where the French royal court, from 1528 onwards, entertained the body of new ideas that became known as the Renaissance.

Castle Of Fontainebleau

Outdoor garden with a fountain at the castle of fontainebleau.

Boats on Lake fontainebleau

The lake of the Fontainebleau forest and moored boats. The lake of the Fontainebleau forest and moored boats.

Caste Of Fontainebleau

The Royal Château de Fontainebleau is a large palace where the kings of France took their ease. It is also the site where the French royal court, from 1528 onwards, entertained the body of new ideas that became known as the Renaissance. The Royal Château de Fontainebleau is a large palace where the kings of France took their ease. It is also the site where the French royal court, from 1528 onwards, entertained the body of new ideas that became known as the Renaissance.

Forest of Fontainebleau

Winter view of the frest of Fontainebleau, France. Winter view of the frest of Fontainebleau, France

Fontainebleau palace

Fontainebleau palace with garden outside of Paris, France

Serpentine staircase, Chateau de Fontainebleau

Close view of Serpentine staircase, Fontainebleau, France. Close view of Serpentine staircase, Fontainebleau, France

2009-02-08-Fontainebleau-Ouverture

2009-02-08-Fontainebleau-Ouverture

The Grand Canal, Chateau Fontainebleau, France

The Grand Canal, Chateau Fontainebleau, France

Roof of the caste

Detail of the roof of the castle of Fontainebleau. The flag of France is silhouetted against a blue sky. Detail of the roof of the castle of Fontainebleau. The flag of France is silhouetted against a blue sky.

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

The Park Of Fontainebleau

Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609). Covering 130 hectares and extending to the stepped section by the Bassin des Cascades, the easterly edge of the park used to mark the limits of the royal estate. From the village of Avon, it was crossed by the main access road to the château. Its current layout, organised into a network of cascades and radiating pathways, dates from the creation of the canal under Henri IV (1606-1609).

View of Grand Entrance, Chateau de Fontainebleau

Main entrance, Serpentine staicas, Fontainbleau, France. Main entrance, Serpentine staicas, Fontainbleau, France

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