Bagneux

Bagneux is a commune in the southern rural areas of Paris, France. The landmarks are various and give understanding into the history and customs of the city. Worked in the 12th century, St. Hermeland church sits on the remaining parts of an old religious structure. Delegated a notable landmark, it was modified in the 19th century yet at the same time has unique components of Gothic style, similar to within the pinnacle or the choir. Positioned in the stock of Historical Monuments, Ecce Homo is a variety of cigoli, dating from the mid seventeenth century. He is wearing a wonderful setting in the Florentine style.

Several mansions Bagneux deserve lingers a moment, similar to the place of chestnut of the 18th century or the purported place of Richelieu, in a similar time. The last would, initially, was worked in the seventeenth century by an acclaimed government agent of cardinal. It currently home to music and move. Close-by, the Richelieu Park is currently open to people in general. They can particularly observe old trees, and a recorded authentic landmark model, Venus and Cupid. A gnomon, a sort of sundial in the 17th century, recently introduced on the house and today in the anteroom of the library, was delegated a noteworthy landmark.