Parc Monceau

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In the municipal bulletin, Parc Monceau appears through day-to-day management decisions rather than major works. In 1928, an account lingers on the monumental gates erected at the entrance of avenues Van-Dyck, Ruysdaël and Velasquez, "overladen with ornamentation," placed there for show without serving in any way to enclose the park. In 1950, roller skating was authorized there on the path linking the Rotonde to avenue Ruysdaël, as at a few locations in other Parisian gardens. In 1962, regarding the cleanliness of a park presented as one of the most beautiful gardens in Paris, it was noted that the repair of the stone bench located behind the Naumachie, destroyed at the start of 1961, would be considered. Six years later, the administration announced that signage banning nuisance parking would be put in place along the edge of the park, with offenses to be severely punished.

Account written by AI from the selected extracts of the city’s official bulletin — each extract links to the scanned page on Gallica.

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