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Viltain Farm then the singletrack further west is a little paradise. Landslide (04/2025) on the way back

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Why Visit Pont Saint-Michel? Architecture and History: Admire the bridge’s classical architecture and learn about its history through its various reconstructions. Spectacular Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Seine, Île de la Cité, and Notre-Dame Cathedral, perfect for memorable photos. Central Location: Use the bridge as a base to explore Paris’s major attractions nearby. Parisian Vibe: Soak up the lively and historic ambiance of the surrounding neighborhood, with its cafés, restaurants, and boutiques. Pont Saint-Michel is a vital part of Parisian heritage, providing both practical functionality and aesthetic appeal in one of the city’s most picturesque and historic neighborhoods.

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The Pont Saint-Michel is a historic bridge that crosses the Seine in Paris, connecting the Île de la Cité, where the famous Notre-Dame de Paris is located, to the Latin Quarter on the left bank. It is an iconic bridge, both for its history and its central location in the city. Features of the Pont Saint-Michel: Architecture: The Pont Saint-Michel is a stone bridge, built in a classical style. It features an arched structure and sculpted ornaments that add to its historical charm. It is characterized by its elegant arches and architectural details, reflecting the style of Parisian urban architecture of the early 20th century. History: The current bridge was built between 1857 and 1859, replacing an older version dating from the Middle Ages. The original medieval bridge had been rebuilt several times over the centuries before being replaced by the current structure. The Pont Saint-Michel is thus the result of a series of reconstructions that resulted in its current form. Location: Pont Saint-Michel is located in a strategic location in Paris, connecting the Île de la Cité to the Latin Quarter. This location is in the heart of Paris, offering magnificent views of the Seine River, the surrounding historic buildings, and the Notre-Dame de Paris. Function: The bridge plays a key role in the connectivity between the two banks of the Seine. It is used by pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles, facilitating access to many important tourist sites and neighborhoods on both sides of the river. Visibility: Due to its central location and elegant architecture, Pont Saint-Michel is a popular spot for photographers and visitors. It offers picturesque views of the Seine River, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the historic buildings of the Latin Quarter. Proximity to Attractions: The bridge is close to several major Paris attractions, including Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Palais de Justice, and the Latin Quarter. It is also close to many cafes, restaurants, and shops, making it a convenient place to explore the city.

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One of the many ways to cross the Seine.

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Built in the middle of the 19th century, the castle is located in a vast park. There is the museum of the Domaine Départemental de Sceaux. Created in 1973, it offers collections in its four main sites: the castle, the orangery, its gardens and the old renovated stables. All information on visiting the estate: https://parisjetaime.com/culture/domaine-departemental-de-sceaux-p1064.

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This monumental, historic fountain complex is located in the middle of the Latin Quarter.

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The Grande Cascade (1856) is a 14-metre-high artificial waterfall made of Fontainebleau rocks. The waterfall is fed by the Etang de reservoir.

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The children are delighted to go under the waterfall

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Beautiful view of the park and the Château de Sceaux

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From here, there is a superb view of the Château de Sceaux, located at the end of the alley in the park. You can stroll through the gardens or visit the castle (entrance is charged).

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look to the sides at this point, you have the front view of the castle.

The Saint-Michel fountain is a Parisian fountain located in the 6th arrondissement of the city. It is located in the heart of the Latin Quarter and occupies the entirety of one wall of a six-story building. It was listed as a historical monument in 1926.

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The Saint-Michel fountain is located on the corner between Boulevard Saint-Michel and Place Saint-André-des-Arts. This fountain depicts the Archangel Michael slaying the devil, evoking the struggle between good and evil. He was by Haussmann under Napoleon III. commissioned. Source: https://de.parisinfo.com/transportmittel/73150/Fontaine-Saint-Michel

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The bridge connects the Île de la Cité with the right bank and is a popular meeting point for tourists and locals. The origins of the Pont Saint-Michel date back to the 16th century, but the current bridge was built in the 19th century and has been renovated several times since then. Today, the Pont Saint-Michel is a popular spot for tourists to take photos, feed ducks and enjoy the views of the Seine. Whether you're cycling or walking, the Pont Saint-Michel is a great way to see some of Paris' most iconic landmarks. You can drive over the bridge and admire Notre-Dame and the Musée d'Orsay in the background while enjoying the view of the Seine.

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The Latona basin results from the desire of Louis XIV to create, in the center of his Garden, a fountain which recounts the childhood of Apollo, the sun god he chose as his emblem. To create this fountain, Louis XIV transformed a pool dug by Louis XIII by gradually installing water features and decorations sculpted by the Marsy brothers. The Latona basin went through several states before adopting its current form. In 1667, it was the Toad Fountain. From 1668 to 1670, a first Latona basin appeared; Latona is then at the same level as the other figures and turned towards the Castle. From 1687 to 1689, Jules Hardouin-Mansart created the current pool, by making Latona turn around and hoisting her to the top of a marble pyramid. http://latone.chateauversailles.fr/page/le-bassin-de-latone/histoire-du-bassin

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If it weren't for the planes arriving or coming from Toussus le noble, it would be paradise. You must choose your schedule carefully to limit this noise pollution as best as possible.

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Small green setting nestled between agricultural land and barn. As a bonus, a beautiful flowering of hyacinths to be seen until mid-April.

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It was initially built in stone in 1378. It was located near the Petit-Pont and in the extension of the Saint-Denis street. The provost of the time, Hugues Aubriot was in charge of the work financed by the King. The works lasted about eight years (1378-1387). Once completed, the Parisians initially baptized it with the names of the New Bridge because it was the most recently built (not to be confused with the current New Bridge) and that of the Saint-Michel Bridge, due to its location.

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Water basin directly next to the castle with a view over the large gardens down to the Grand Basin

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It's super beautiful with a little ray of sunshine, this waterfall is really majestic.

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