Discover Rueil Malmaison
Château de la Petite Malmaison
Constructed in 1805 by Empress Joséphipne so that she could devote herself to her plants.
Lire la suiteThe Museum of Local History
It now houses the city’s Museum of Local History and retraces the history and evolution of a small village in the Paris region from Charles Le Chauve to the present day.
Lire la suiteChurch of Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul
Church of Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul : Josephine’s final resting place
Lire la suiteOutings in Rueil Malmaison
The forest of the Domain of Malmaison
The forest of the Domain of Malmaison : an encounter with fauna and flora !
Lire la suiteThe park of Bois-Preau
The park and Château of Bois-Preau : an invitation for a stroll !
Lire la suiteParc de l'Amitié
Right in the heart of the city, the Park de l’Amitié is a haven of peace of some 1,500 m² with many Asian touches.
Lire la suitePark of the Impressionists : a tribute to Monet
Located on the banks of the Seine, in front of the Island of the Impressionists, this park of 2.5 hectares was inspired by Monet’s garden in Giverny with a pond featuring a footbridge and a small wooden pavilion.
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