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Sunday 2 June, 10:00, 14:00, 16:00Passed
Conditions
5€ on registration
June 2024
Sunday 2
10:00 - 12:00
14:00 - 16:00
16:00 - 18:00

Pavillon d'Artois

187 bis rue du général de Gaulle 78740 Vaux-Sur-Seine
  • Yvelines
  • Île-de-France

Guided tour of the historic park of the Pavillon d'Artois

Guided tour by the owner of the historic park of the Pavillon d'Artois, quiz by team on the five senses and on the botanical recognition of plants of the Park, shrubs or herbs
Sunday 2 June, 10:00, 14:00, 16:00Passed
Conditions
5€ on registration
©Pierre Fournel

Guided tour by the owner of the historic park of the Pavillon d'Artois, quiz by team on the five senses and on the botanical recognition of plants of the Park, shrubs or herbs

Types of events
Guided tour
2024 Theme
The five senses in the garden
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Conditions for participation
Registration required, Reduced fare
Type of audience
General public

About the location

Pavillon d'Artois
187 bis rue du général de Gaulle 78740 Vaux-Sur-Seine
  • Yvelines
  • Île-de-France
The Pavillon d'Artois in Vaux sur Seine dates from the 17th century, Hyacinthe Rigaud, painter of Louis XIV, lives there from 1700 to 1715, then the future Count of Artois Charles X ordered magnificent embellishments in the Palladian neo-style and the transformation of the French garden into an English style park with an exceptional rock cave attributed to the landscape architect of Marie-Antoinette, Richard Mique. Everything contributes to make this place a scenery of a painting of Watteau, between dream and game, fantasy and party, on the banks of the Seine on more than 3ha.
Tags
Parc paysager (à l'anglaise), Monument historique, Site patrimonial remarquable
Access
Train station of Vaux sur Seine on the line J 45mn from the station St Lazare then 5mn walk from the station of Vaux sur Seine. Parking possible in the street of Captain Caron along the fence wall, some parking spaces in the courtyard of honor for people with reduced mobility only.
Pierre Fournel