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A 15th-century Renaissance house on Rue de TurenneA 1930 private villa in the quarter whereA few lanes away, the 11th-century Chouara tanneriesA minute from the door, Orson Welles spentAn 18th-century palace on the lane of theBuilt in 1565 on the ramparts of theChefchaouen was founded in 1471 as a mountainHoused in the 1766 home of architect JeanLa Basilique de l'Immaculée-Conception, Lourdes, FranceLa fontaine du Soleil, Nice, FranceLa Grotte de Massabielle, Lourdes, FranceLa procession mariale aux flambeaux, Lourdes, FranceLa source miraculeuse et les fontaines/piscines de LourdesLe Château fort de Lourdes, Lourdes, FranceLe Fort Saint-Jean et la tour du RoiLe jardin Albert 1er, Nice, FranceOccupies the 1863 first head office of thePlace de la Bourse et le Miroir d'eauRue de la Râpe sits at the footSaint-Louis's oldest hotel (1850) was the legendary stopoverSteps from Place d'Armes, the parade ground whereSteps from Place des Terreaux and Bartholdi's thunderingTangier's oldest guesthouse sits in the Kasbah lanesThe 17th-century house stands on Rue du PachaThe Ainay district grew around a 12th-century RomanesqueThe Cimiez hill above was the Romans' CemenelumThe guesthouse leans on the Kasbah walls besideThe hotel is built into a 15th-century towerThe hotel is stitched together from 18th-century housesThe hotel keeps the painted-glass shopfront of oneThe hotel looks onto the Fontaine de laThe hotel occupies a genuine 17th-century real-tennis courtThe hotel rises over the 17th-century Dauphine BatteryThe palais stands at Bab Marrakech, the landwardThe pedestrian Rue de France threads the NewThe riad's derb sits inside Bab El KsourThe Saint-Pierre quarter is medieval Bordeaux's tangle ofThe street and its gate take their nameThis 17th-century pasha's palace hides off Talaa KebiraThis corner of old Bordeaux sits inside theThis is the house where Josephine Baker livedThis narrow lane sits a minute from theVictor Lustig, the con man who sold the