Rotonde de la Villette, Historic tollhouse in France
The Rotonde de la Villette is an iconic structure designed by the architect Claude Nicolas Ledoux.
It served as a tollbooth for the Wall of the Farmers-General, the tax wall built around Paris.
The monument has been classified as a historic monument in France.
Located in the Quartier de la Villette, it is now part of Paris's vibrant cultural scene.
Its circular shape and grand design make it a notable example of pre-Revolutionary French architecture.
Location: Quartier de la Villette
Architect: Claude Nicolas Ledoux
Architectural style: Louis XVI style
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