Play stroll - digital Paper chase: Of places(squares) in parks with Stanislas

Name: Play stroll - digital Paper chase: Of places(squares) in parks with Stanislas
Start: 2018-09-15T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2018-09-16T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Palais du Gouvernement

digital Paper chase intended(designed) for a family public to discover across several indications the city of Stanislas and his(her) three places(squares) registered on the UNESCO world heritage.

15 and 16 September 2018Passed

Conditions

FREE

Ville de Nancy

As part of the revision of the safeguarded sector (called henceforth remarkable patrimonial site), the Metropolis of Grand Nancy proposes a digital stroll to discover the city of Stanislas and his(her) three places(squares) listed(classified) in the World heritage of the humanity by the UNESCO. Thanks to a téléchargeable application free on a smartphone or a tablet, you will be guided during 8 stages which line(mark out) the route(course). Enriched contents and contextualisés will make this visit a play and pedagogic moment, for every public.
Cultural stroll in two parts(parties) across the city of Stanislas.
Rough duration: 1 h 30
Departure and return in the palace of the Government with graduation ceremony to every participant
Exceptional opening from 10 h till 12 h 30 and from 14 h till 18 h
Digital application téléchargeable free on baludik.fr

About the location

Palais du Gouvernement

Hémicycle Charles de Gaulle, Place de la Carrière, 54000 Nancy

Meurthe-et-Moselle
Grand Est

The Palace of the Government, built between 1751 and 1753 by Emmanuel Héré, establishes(constitutes) the architectural counterpart of the town hall which it faces. He(It) joins remarkable prospect(perspective) between the place(square) (old(former) Stanislas Royal place(square)) and the place(square) of Career(Quarry). During the reign of the duke Stanislas, king of Poland and father-in-law(stepfather) of Louis XV, he received the residence of the representative of France in Lorraine. He(It) represents the entrance(entry) of the Lorraine to the kingdom of France.