Mouthier-Haute-Pierre is a commune in the Doubs department in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region in eastern France. Continue reading... From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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Miroir d'Eau. Bordeaux. Saverio Pepe
The Miroir d'Eau is less than 10 years old, but located just across from a monument nearly 3 centuries old, it has become one of the city's main attractions. Located across from Place de la Bourse, between Quai de la Douane and Quai Louis XVIII, this spectacular pool, designed by landscape artist Michel Corajoud, alternates a mirror effect and artificial misting in an extraordinary way. The rhythmic changes in 2 cm of water on a gigantic slab of granite make this location truly magical. Children adore playing here and it is a meeting place for lovers as well as people who enjoy putting their feet into the cool water in summer! Located between the Garonne and beautiful 18th century façades, the Mirroir d'Eau is the most-photographed site in Bordeaux and is listed as a contemporary World Heritage Site by Unesco.
Dal 2006, Bordeaux vanta la più vasta superficie riflettente composta d’acqua (3450 m2), da cui deriva appunto il nome “Specchio d’acqua”. Posta di fronte a Place de la Bourse, quest’opera spettacolare alterna momenti in cui fa da specchio alla piazza intera ad altri in cui l’acqua esce sottoforma di getti vaporizzati.
Le sue fasi danno a questo luogo un’atmosfera magica, apprezzata da tutti: per un momento romantico o uno di gioco, la passeggiata sullo “specchio” rinfresca grandi e piccini nei caldi pomeriggi d’estate. Attrazione più fotografata di Bordeaux, il Mirroir d’Eau è posto tra la Garonna e le splendide facciate del XVIII secolo, e fa parte del Patrimonio contemporaneo dell’Umanità.