Lafayette Square is a historic district located in St Louis in the state of Missouri. Aura of a Victorian era and the soft wind from river Mississippi makes Lafayette Square magical. The traditional architectures still stands proudly in the heart of the district reminding the contemporary era of the past flamboyant age. All the classical designs of homes from Romanesque to Italiante are lined up all over the city. These features have awarded the district in 1979 with the title of “ National Historic District. ' The neighborhood has managed to commercialize its unique features and arrange different tours and events to attract tourists from worldwide.
There are some extraordinary features of Lafayette Square like home of famous personalities, big renaissance revival mansion and famous statues. There is 30 acre park around Lafayette square and several art galleries for the entertainment of tourists and residents. The appetizing restaurants and the charming accommodation will add comfort and luxury to your vacation.
Lafayette square, California
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Apart from the Lafayette Square in Missouri there is another place of the same name in Los Angels, California. This neighborhood is also famous for their historic building which has designated the neighborhood with the title ‘Los Angeles Historic Preservation Overlay Zone'. This is a very small neighborhood with only 250 households which are scattered in eight blocks. The designs of the house were inspired by different classical styles from Spanish revival to Neo-federalist. The houses are quiet expensive and can be afforded only by the elite section of the society. There are also a few renowned private schools in the neighborhood in which the parents can send their kids.
Lafayette Square Washington D.C
Lafayette square in Washington DC is park located near the White House. It is Public Park with an extraordinary seven acre land within it. This park located in H Street of Washington DC was originally named ‘President's park'. The label of a National Historic Landmark was awarded to it in 1970. The park got its present name in 1824. This park has a fascinating history behind it and was used for various reasons from zoo to graveyard. The statues of war veterans adorn every corner of the park.
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