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Historic
The World Peace Centre of Verdun was built in the Episcopal Palace and was designed in 1723 by Robert De Cotte, who was a favourite architect of Louis XV.
The main courtyard was built in the 18th century. Today, the building houses the World Peace Centre which is used for meetings, conferences, and houses both permanent and temporary exhibitions.
It's a place for reflection to promote Peace and Human Rights.
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