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Rue de Siam is a rather sterile, pedestrianized boulevard with a tram track in the middle, lined with post World War II buildings. There is almost no greenery and the row of South African black granite fountains (‘The Lakes’, 1988) by Hungarian artist Marta Pan, halfway down, do little to brighten up the atmosphere.
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Rue de Siam is a rather sterile, pedestrianized boulevard with a tram track in the middle, lined with post World War II buildings. There is almost no greenery and the row of South African black granite fountains (‘The Lakes’, 1988) by Hungarian artist Marta Pan, halfway down, do little to brighten up the atmosphere.
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Rue de Siam is a rather sterile, pedestrianized boulevard with a tram track in the middle, lined with post World War II buildings. There is almost no greenery and the row of South African black granite fountains (‘The Lakes’, 1988) by Hungarian artist Marta Pan, halfway down, do little to brighten up the atmosphere.
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The street is named after the ambassadors of the King of Siam, who landed in Brest on their way to visit the court of Louis XIV. Their brief presence dazzled the locals so much that they renamed the street in their honour. The unusual urban cable car (France's first) connects the bottom of rue de Siam to the Plateau des Capucins on the other ...
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