THE BREISACH DOOR
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2024
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2024
Vauban was originally designed with two doors. The door of France was destroyed in 1892, while the Brisach gate remained massive for more than three centuries, north of the Pentagon, which formed the fortifications. Located at the end of the rue de la Grande Fontaine, in the northeast of the city, Brisach bears witness to Louis XIV's magnificence and power: the flowers of the liking of the royal crown, the king's emblem and its motto «Nec pluribus impar» (Above all).
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Le fronton de la Porte de Brisach est orné d'un médaillon central portant trois fleurs de Lys, encadré par un faisceau de drapeaux et de trophées. Il est surmonté de la date 1687. Le fronton triangulaire figure le soleil, emblème de Louis XIV, accompagné de sa devise "Nec pluribus impar" (nul ne peut lui être comparé). La Porte de Brisach et ses abords sont classés Monuments Historiques en 1907 et 1913