Book your place for a 45 min guided tour of the Jardies house in Sèvres!

Built on the south side of the Saint-Cloud estate, the Jardies house was originally a simple winemaker’s home. Its relaxing and ideally located near Paris, attracts in the nineteenth century personalities who will mark the site with their imprint.
Honoré de Balzac moved to Les Jardies in 1837. With the help of documents, objects and works of art that will be presented to you, you will understand why the writer settled here and what his projects were.
In 1878, it was Leon Gambetta’s turn to live at the Jardies' house. He did not long enjoy this haven of peace because the politician accidentally injured himself and died in his home on December 31, 1882. The tour will take you to discover its origins, its career and its unparalleled commitment to the Republic.
Please note: reservation required, places limited.