Pharo Palace

Das Palast Faro ist auch ein sehr altes Gebäude, neben dem Fluss, dieser Ort ist auch eine sehr alte Stadt in Provence, dieses Gebäude ist auch ein interessanter Ort, und man kann viele Menschen sehen, dass die schöne Landschaft geht, nicht schlecht.

From the port area of Prado, you can get to the Palace of Faroe by bus No. 83. This is a large open area. It is very suitable for rest and enjoys a charming harbour view. Once belonged to Napoleon III, it was built in the middle of the eighteenth century. The palace is now a conference center.

The Palace of Faroe is a gift from Marseilles to Napoleon III. It is located near Moore Point. It overlooks the beautiful castle of Eve and the prosperous entrance to the old port. Such magnificent scenery makes Napoleon III present his grand plan in the waterfront residence here. The building was built by architects Rafael and Fossels from 1858 to 1870. Napoleon's wife, Queen Eugenie, gave it to Marseilles. Underneath the garden, there are occasional art exhibitions. This is an excellent opportunity to experience the magnificent layout of the Palace of Faroe.

The Palace of Faroe is a gift from Marseilles to Napoleon III. It is located near Moore Point. It overlooks the beautiful castle of Eve and the prosperous entrance to the old port. Such magnificent scenery makes Napoleon III present his grand plan in the waterfront residence here. The building was built by architects Rafael and Fossels from 1858 to 1870. Napoleon's wife, Queen Eugenie, gave it to Marseilles. Underneath the garden, there are occasional art exhibitions. This is an excellent opportunity to experience the magnificent layout of the Palace of Faroe.

The Palace of Faroe is a gift from Marseilles to Napoleon III. It is located near Moore Point. It overlooks the beautiful castle of Eve and the prosperous entrance to the old port. Such magnificent scenery makes Napoleon III present his grand plan in the waterfront residence here. The building was built by architects Rafael and Fossels from 1858 to 1870. Napoleon's wife, Queen Eugenie, gave it to Marseilles. Underneath the garden, there are occasional art exhibitions. This is an excellent opportunity to experience the magnificent layout of the Palace of Faroe.