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The museum is housed in a charming residence once home to surgeon Ambroise Paré and later actress Armande Béjart, Molière's wife. It houses a rich collection of French landscape paintings and works of art from the second half of the 20th century. Practical information: Museum (entrance fee) open Tuesday to Sunday: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., closed: Mondays, public holidays, Christmas week, and the month of August. The sculpture garden is free to enter, and opening hours vary depending on the season.

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From here we have a nice view of the Chanteraines park and its lakes.

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The Grand Arche is a few kilometers away from the Arc de Triomphe, but in a perfect straight line with it. Modern architecture that seeks to maintain a common thread with the past.

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A peaceful place to admire the pond and the surroundings.

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It is a modern reinterpretation of the Arc de Triomphe, designed as a hypercube measuring 110 meters high, wide, and deep. It forms part of Paris's historic axis, aligned with the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre.

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Lots of runners. A great place to visit, just a few kilometers from Paris. Line B, Parc de Sceaux or Croix de Berny stop.

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Great pond.

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This 200-hectare forest was acquired by Joséphine de Beauharnais in 1800, the first wife of Emperor Napoleon I. The estate extended over a thousand hectares as far as the woods of La Celle-Saint-Cloud. The Empress particularly appreciated this walking area and often took her guests there for horse-drawn carriage rides. Near the Saint-Cucufa pond, she had a sheepfold and a stable built. The latter is still visible and today houses the forest rangers of the National Forestry Office. After Joséphine's death, the estate was divided up and partially deforested. It was her great-nephew, Napoleon III, who saved the forest from fragmentation through exchanges. He bought it in 1856 and incorporated it into his civil list. In 1870 and 1871, the Malmaison State Forest was the site of fierce assaults by Captain de Nisme's artillery against the Prussians entrenched behind the Buzenval wall. In 1871, the forest became state-owned when it became part of state property. Since 1966, it has been managed by the National Forestry Office. It is composed mainly of trees such as chestnut, oak, ash, cherry, sycamore, beech, and birch. You descend to the beautiful pond on the left (be careful, there is a steep descent with many walkers and dogs—usually kept on leashes) where you can admire numerous birds (woodpecker, moorhen, heron, etc.). Access to the pond is via an unpaved path for 100 meters. Access to the Château de la Malmaison and its park in Rueil-Malmaison (bicycle racks in front of the castle entrance): 2 km. You will then join trail no. 4 "From the Empress to the Impressionists." Go back up to the right until you reach the entrance to the woods (the way you came in). On the way up, on the left: you can complete the fitness trail on foot. At the exit of the Bois de St. Cucufa: restaurant and bakery. Head towards the old village of Garches, a steep descent. You can admire the St. Louis Church, the Sidney Bechet Cultural Center, the town hall (restrooms accessible on weekdays), and its park. There are many shops but no bicycle racks.

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As you cross, you can see the towers of La Défense

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Located a few kilometers from Paris, Vallée-aux-Loups exemplifies the harmony between cultural and natural heritage. Chateaubriand's house perpetuates the memory of its illustrious owner and recreates the atmosphere of a romantic "charterhouse" cultivating a taste for hospitality. The residence, with its authentic decor, furnishings, and collections, evokes the memory of the writer and his work. The park surrounding the house reflects this great traveler: cedar of Lebanon, Louisiana cypress... Each year, a temporary exhibition explores a theme. Open Tuesday to Sunday.

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The Route de Saint-Cucufa in the Forêt domaniale de la Malmaison is an exciting mountain bike trail that will test even the most experienced riders. As you ride the winding paths, you’ll encounter steep climbs, technical descents, and breathtaking views of the surrounding forest. The trail is renowned for its diverse terrain, which ranges from smooth singletrack to rocky outcrops. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for the unique flora and fauna that inhabit this ancient forest.

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Very beautiful building built in 1686 for the Marquis de Seignelay. You can take a ticket to visit the interior, or just enjoy its splendid garden, with various seasonal flower plantations.

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The Sceaux estate is an idyllic place for a stroll. From the Grand Canal you can see the castle and the beautiful gardens of the park. Since 2023, it is possible to cross the Grand Canal on the surface of the water thanks to the Gué.

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Descent for fast hiking.

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La Défense is the largest business district in Europe, located to the west of Paris. Inaugurated in the 1960s, it covers more than 560 hectares and is home to an impressive concentration of skyscrapers, office buildings and shopping centres. This modern district is a symbol of France's economic power and architectural ambition, with more than 3 million square metres of office space, as well as many international and French companies headquartered there. The heart of the district is the Grande Arche, an iconic monument located on the historic axis of Paris, aligned with the Louvre, the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe. La Défense is also a place of culture and art, with more than 70 sculptures and public works of art, including monumental creations such as Caesar's "Le Pouce" sculpture and the "Fontaine Agam". Why visit La Défense? Modern and bold architecture: La Défense is an open-air museum for lovers of contemporary architecture, with bold buildings such as the Tour First, the Tour Majunga and the Grande Arche. Public art: The district is dotted with monumental works of art, offering a fascinating mix of urban modernity and artistic culture. Shopping and entertainment: La Défense is home to one of the largest shopping centres in Europe, Les Quatre Temps, where you will find a multitude of shops, restaurants and cinemas. Panoramic view: By climbing to the roof of the Grande Arche, you will have an exceptional view of Paris and its historic axis, linking La Défense to the centre of the capital. Dynamic district: With its many bars, restaurants and leisure areas, La Défense is a lively and lively place, regularly hosting cultural events, markets and festivals. La Défense is a symbol of French innovation and economic dynamism, offering visitors a unique experience combining contemporary architecture, culture and entertainment.

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The Grande Arche de la Défense, located in the business district of La Défense in the west of Paris, is an iconic monument of modern architecture. Inaugurated in 1989 on the occasion of the bicentenary of the French Revolution, it symbolizes both modernity and humanism. Designed by Danish architect Johan Otto von Spreckelsen, this immense cube-shaped structure, 110 meters high and 112 meters wide, is part of the historic axis of Paris, which connects the Louvre to the Arc de Triomphe and extends to La Défense. The Grande Arche is a contemporary version of the Arc de Triomphe, but instead of celebrating military victories, it represents a monument to peace and human rights. At its summit, accessible to the public, there is a panoramic terrace offering a spectacular view of Paris, as well as an exhibition space dedicated to photography and contemporary art. Why visit the Grande Arche? Panoramic view: From the terrace of the Grande Arche, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Paris, with a perfect alignment of historical monuments such as the Arc de Triomphe and the Obelisk of Concorde. Modern architecture: It is a masterpiece of postmodern architecture, mixing concrete, glass and Carrara marble, symbolizing openness, modernity and republican values. Historical symbol: The Grande Arche was built to celebrate human rights, offering a modern vision of the role of monuments in contemporary society. Cultural center: The roof of the Grande Arche regularly hosts temporary exhibitions, cultural events, and spaces dedicated to innovation and art, including photography. With its imposing architecture, cultural setting and panoramic views, the Grande Arche de La Défense is a must-see for lovers of contemporary architecture and those who wish to discover Paris from a new angle.

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The Grande Arche, inaugurated in 1989, is an emblematic monument in the La Défense business district near Paris. Designed by architect Johan Otto von Spreckelsen, it stands 110 meters high. The Grande Arche houses offices, exhibition spaces and offers a panoramic terrace with a spectacular view of the historic axis of Paris, linking the Louvre to La Défense.

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In a region where the terrain is fairly flat, any climb and viewpoint is welcome! Take the opportunity to take photos of the pond.

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The park of the Hauts-de-Seine department was created in 1975. For athletes, it offers a nature health course with 33 pieces of equipment distributed in all sectors of the park, which makes this course the largest health course offered in French departmental parks but also the largest in Europe.

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Located on the outskirts of Paris, in La Défense, the Cité de l'Histoire offers immersive experiences that go back in time. These fun trips are the result of the collaboration between historian Franck Ferrand and Amaclio Productions. Find all the information on the visits here: https://parisjetaime.com/billets/cite-de-l-histoire-m9001307.

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