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Place Guillaume II, known locally as the Knuedler, is a square in Luxembourg City's old town on the site of a former Franciscan friary; the nickname recalls the knotted cord the friars wore. The City Hall, completed in 1838 to plans by Justin Remont, stands on its south-west side, and an equestrian statue of King-Grand Duke William II rises in the eastern half.
Place d'Armes is a square in the pedestrian centre of Luxembourg City's old town, laid out in 1671 by the Spanish engineer Jean Charles de Landas as a parade ground for the garrison. Lined with trees and café terraces, it has a bandstand used for summer concerts, the Cercle Cité of 1906–1909 at its east end and a Christmas market in December.
The Chemin de la Corniche is a promenade along the 17th-century ramparts that Spanish and French engineers built above the Alzette valley in Luxembourg City. It runs from the Bock promontory to the Holy Ghost Citadel and looks down on the Grund district and across to the Rham plateau.
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