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Carouge was built between between 1760 -1770, by the King of Sardinia, who was also the Duke of Savoy (France). It was designed on a chequerboard plan, with buildings in the Franco/Italianate style lined around the existing trade routes from France and beyond, into the city of Geneva. Today the buildings and « piazzas » of old Carouge remain and are filled with boutiques, cafés, restaurants, antique shops and galleries.
- 48 x 35 cm / 19 x 14 in
