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Jardins Saint-Martin, together with the Sainte-Barbe gardens, form Monaco's oldest public garden, laid out in 1816 to provide work for residents hit by famine. The original Mediterranean flora, pines, holm oaks, myrtles and pistachio trees, has been joined over time by exotic species. Winding paths follow the slopes of the cliff and offer sea views, with resting areas, a pond and sculptures, including a bronze statue from 1951. Entry is free and access is provided for people with reduced mobility, despite a few steep slopes.
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