Ce fut une belle cérémonie festive en présence des autorités de la Ville de Luxembourg. 628 emplacements de parking sont à présent disponibles dans le centre ville pour le confort des visiteurs, du shopping et des résidents. Discours de Thierry Behiels, CEO de Codic International : Madame le Bourgmestre, Mesdames et Messieurs les Echevins, Mesdames et Messieurs en vos titres et qualités, Mesdames, Messieurs, Chers Amis, Rappelez-vous, nous étions ici au même endroit, il...
- September 2018
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An iconic figurehead is moving to join the Royal-Hamilius Rooftop Restaurant at the end of 2019. Manko Paris – result of the partnership between Gaston Acurio, Garou and Moma Group – has put Peruvian cooking at the forefront of the Parisian restaurant scene. It was in the old Drouot auction rooms (where the film ‘ Fauteuils d’Orchestre’ was made), at 15 avenue Montaigne, that the MANKO Paris restaurant opened its doors in February 2016, already regarded as an institution among Parisian...
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Manko va ouvrir à Luxembourg
C'est une figure emblématique qui va s'installer dans le Rooftop Restaurant de Royal-Hamilius fin 2019. Manko Paris est le fruit de l'association de Gaston Acurio, Garou et Moma Group.
Un endroit magique à Luxembourg !
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After 25 months of works, the 'Royal-Hamilius' car park will open its doors to the public on 27 September 2018. It will provide the centre of Luxembourg City with 628 new parking spaces in a modern, safe and highly-functional environment.
Thierry Behiels, CEO of Codic International: "I've always considered that a car park is very important for a town, whether it's for the office, housing, trade or tourism. For visitors, it's often the first contact they have with a town. That's why it's important to take good care of your design and, above all, entrust to an excellent manager. After a rigorous bid for tenders, we selected the company APCOA Parking, the leader among international car park management operators. APCOA will guarantee that cars have good access to Royal-Hamilius as well as the town centre."
