The upper part of the ramps is listed as a historical monument and dates from the middle of the 18th century, while the lower part dates from the Second World War and has recently been restored.
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History :
The ramps were built in 1753. The upper part bears the name of two priests of the parish of Saint-Michel, Canon Ortmans and Canon Gouget. They were extended from Longue Street to Quai Bonaparte in 1941.These divergent ramps gave a theatrical dimension to the baroque ensemble of the court and the two churches. Facing the Saint-Michel ramps, rises the Pretti Hotel in Saint Ambroise. In 1533, the Pretti family had a beautiful building built on Rue Longue. In 1705, Antoine I Grimaldi...
The ramps were built in 1753. The upper part bears the name of two priests of the parish of Saint-Michel, Canon Ortmans and Canon Gouget. They were extended from Longue Street to Quai Bonaparte in 1941.These divergent ramps gave a theatrical dimension to the baroque ensemble of the court and the two churches. Facing the Saint-Michel ramps, rises the Pretti Hotel in Saint Ambroise. In 1533, the Pretti family had a beautiful building built on Rue Longue. In 1705, Antoine I Grimaldi...
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