Napoleon Bonaparte and Napoleon III were also among the illustrious owners of this summer residence of sovereigns. Of the original estate, a superb, hilly park remains. Culminating at metres in altitude, it's sure to charm lovers of romantic outdoor spaces. It has retained its former glory and offers the visitor many surprises, with its gardens adorned with water features tumbling down the sloping terraces, as well as the fountains, water chandeliers, basins and sculptures that adorn the site.
Near the Seine, the charming tree-lined avenues of the lower garden are an inviting place for a stroll, and the bucolic paths lead to the Grand Jet fountain, reaching an impressive height of 40 metres. The Estate of Saint-Cloud also offers exceptional views of Paris and the surrounding area from the Orangery terrace, where lavish celebrations used to take place, and from the Lantern. The Park of the Estate of Saint-Cloud has stayed true to its identity as a place of merriment, and has hosted the Rock-en-Seine festival, one of the biggest rock music events in Europe, in the last weekend of August every year since Virtual visit.
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Montmorency Forest. Vincennes Wood. The Jardin des Plantes Garden. Rock en Seine The last big rock event of the summer. Parks and gardens of France The most beautiful parks and gardens open to visitors. Campsites in the Hauts-de-Seine Open-air accommodation. Restaurants in the Hauts-de-Seine Regional and international cuisine, style of restaurant and menus.
Leisure activities in the Hauts-de-Seine A great selection of activities including sports, well-being, gourmet food and entertainment. Destination A hotel.
