Promenade du Peyrou

An immediate impression of harmony overtakes you when you end up on the Peyrou Promenade, a three-hectare royal square made in the late 17th century by the architects Davillier, Giral, and Donnat. The harmonious proportions of its classical ; the solidarity of the triumphal curve, the water tower, and the aqueduct which constitute the axis and collaborate with each other; the overall balance of the composition to exalt the equestrian statue of Louis XIV, which denotes the middle, and the linearity of the terraces connected to each other and associated by stone advances you should take to walk the length of the promenade all are outstanding.