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FGOD
22 Oct, 12:15
Do you want to get to know yourself more deeply?
Do you want to become the best version of yourself?
Let's do it together with Serenity🌺
— A sense of serenity is what we all need.
Your oasis of tranquility of a bustling city. Here we cultivate self-knowledge, a healthy lifestyle, we live according to natural rhythms, take care of ourselves and find simple joys in every day🤍 🧺 🕯️
join our wellness community, now is the time
Do you want to become the best version of yourself?
Let's do it together with Serenity
— A sense of serenity is what we all need.
Your oasis of tranquility of a bustling city. Here we cultivate self-knowledge, a healthy lifestyle, we live according to natural rhythms, take care of ourselves and find simple joys in every day
join our wellness community, now is the time
FGOD
22 Oct, 09:12
Old money property:
Château de Pregny
The Château de Pregny, located by Lake Geneva, has been a cherished Rothschild family home for generations. Adolphe Carl von Rothschild (1823-1900) purchased the estate in 1857, demolishing the original house and expanding the land in 1858. He hired English architect Joseph Paxton to design the château, known for its ornate entrance and lake-facing façade. Paxton also created the park, gardens, and impressive conservatories, which Adolphe’s wife, Julie, filled with espalier fruit trees and exotic animals. The estate passed through the Rothschild family, hosting League of Nations meetings and remaining in their hands today. In the 1990s, the glasshouses were donated to Geneva's botanical gardens.
#fgodoldmoneyproperty
Château de Pregny
The Château de Pregny, located by Lake Geneva, has been a cherished Rothschild family home for generations. Adolphe Carl von Rothschild (1823-1900) purchased the estate in 1857, demolishing the original house and expanding the land in 1858. He hired English architect Joseph Paxton to design the château, known for its ornate entrance and lake-facing façade. Paxton also created the park, gardens, and impressive conservatories, which Adolphe’s wife, Julie, filled with espalier fruit trees and exotic animals. The estate passed through the Rothschild family, hosting League of Nations meetings and remaining in their hands today. In the 1990s, the glasshouses were donated to Geneva's botanical gardens.
#fgodoldmoneyproperty
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