루브시엔 숲 숲 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

an incredible journey and a sublime view around a bend

Rib work

A 21st century "madness" owned by the prince of Saudi Arabia.

Laurence F.'s comment is false (see Wikipedia).

Cycling along the aqueduct near Louveciennes presents a unique blend of history and scenic beauty. This impressive structure, part of Paris's ancient water supply system, creates an impressive backdrop for your ride.

"Born on June 22, 1882 in an old family from Marly, Emile, Paul, Maurice Perceval lived in Paris where his job as a bank employee called him, then returned to Marly, rue de l'église, where he lived until his death on October 22, 1972. Two passions illuminated his life: humanitarian work - including welcoming young people from all countries - and the heritage of Marly. He restored the large jet and rented, from his own money, the horn players who accompanied its activation once a month, from May to September. A benefactor of the Saint-Vigor church, he contributed to the restoration of this fountain, since called Perceval."

Walk around this pretty little pond.

Walk along this long street and admire the colorful facades, the vestiges of the past.