Fontainebleau

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Fontainebleau
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Motto: "Lumen Inter Undas" (Light Between the Waves)
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Nation	Nouvelle Alexandrie
Region	Alduria
Official language(s)	Alexandrian Martino Babkhi Common Tongue
Demonym	Fontainebleauan(s)
- Adjective	Fontainebleauan
Government	Mayor-council
Mayor	Isabelle Monfort, FHP (1741 AN–present)
Establishment
Population	2,873,400 (1743 AN census)
Abbreviation	FBL

Fontainebleau is a major city in Nouvelle Alexandrie located on the Southern Aldurian Riviera in the Region of Alduria. With a population of nearly 2.9 million inhabitants, it is the XXth largest city in Alduria and the XXth largest in the Federation. Often called the "Diplomatic Capital of Eura," Fontainebleau hosts numerous international organizations and diplomatic missions, making it a significant center for international relations.

The city is renowned for its elegant architecture, luxurious hotels, pristine beaches, and vibrant cosmopolitan atmosphere. Fontainebleau serves as the headquarters for numerous international bodies including the Euran Economic Union, the Euran Broadcasting Union, and the Community of Goldfield. The city has achieved global recognition for hosting the renowned Fontainebleau Accords, a series of diplomatic summits that have shaped international relations across Micras.

Geography

Districts

Fontainebleau is divided into eight administrative districts:

• Vieux Port (Old Port) – The historic center featuring the original harbor, traditional architecture, and the oldest parts of the city;
• Diplomatie – Home to most international organizations, embassies, and diplomatic missions;
• La Croisette – The famous beachfront promenade lined with luxury hotels and upscale shopping;
• Hauteville – An elegant residential district on the hillsides with panoramic views;
• Jardin Imperial – Known for its botanical gardens and the former imperial summer palace;
• Université – The academic quarter surrounding the prestigious University of Fontainebleau;
• Nouvelle Ville – The modern business district with high-rise buildings and corporate headquarters;
• Port de Plaisance – The marina district with yacht harbors and waterfront entertainment.

Politics and government

International organizations

Fontainebleau serves as headquarters for numerous international organizations. These organizations employ over 35,000 international civil servants and attract thousands of diplomats, consultants, and support staff to the city. The organizations based in Fontainebleau include:

• Euran Economic Union;
• Euran Broadcasting Union;
• Community of Goldfield;
• Committee of Euran Salvation;
• International Clean Air Commission;
• Euran Disaster Risk Reduction Agency.

Diplomatic missions

Imperial Constancian Mission to the Euran Economic Union

The Imperial Constancian Mission to the Euran Economic Union is the diplomatic mission of the Imperial State of Constancia to the Euran Economic Union. It also houses offices of the the official representatives of the Imperial State to the Euran Broadcasting Union, Community of Goldfield, International Clean Air Commission, Euran Disaster Risk Reduction Agency, and the Fontainebleau liaison of the Imperial State to the Committee of Euran Salvation.

Transportation

International access

• Fontainebleau International Airport (FBL);
• The Port of Fontainebleau.

Urban transportation

• The Fontainebleau Metro – A six-line subway system covering the central districts;
• Southern Alduria Coastal Light Rail – A scenic tram line running along the entire waterfront;
• Hillside Funiculars – Three cable railways connecting the coast to the upper districts;
• Electric Bus Network – An extensive zero-emission bus system covering the entire metropolitan area.
• The city has also invested heavily in pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, with the famous Promenade des Ambassadeurs serving as a model for waterfront urban design.

Culture

Education

• The University of Fontainebleau.
  • Its School of International Affairs is particularly renowned, with many graduates going on to careers in international organizations and diplomatic services.
• Euran Institute for Advanced Studies, an independent research center focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to international challenges.

International relations

International conferences

• Fontainebleau Conference (1745)

See also

• Southern Aldurian Riviera
• Fontainebleau Accords
• Fontainebleau Conference
• Euran Economic Union
• Committee of Euran Salvation
• Alduria
• Nouvelle Alexandrie