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Chateau de Champs sur Marne

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Visit the Château de Champs-sur-Marne! Explore this 18th-century gem, its lavishly furnished interiors, and 85 hectares of stunning gardens just east of Paris.

Chateau de Champs sur Marne

Visit the Château de Champs-sur-Marne! Explore this 18th-century gem, its lavishly furnished interiors, and 85 hectares of stunning gardens just east of Paris.

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A symbol of 18th-century living, this château is a model of neoclassical architecture. Famous for having hosted the Marquise de Pompadour, it is distinguished by its refined interior décor, notably its Rococo woodwork and paintings, as well as its exceptional furnishings. The estate is surrounded by an 85-hectare park, blending French and English gardens, offering a magnificent view all the way to the Marne River. Today, it is a renowned film location: more than 80 films have been shot here, including Dangerous Liaisons and Marie Antoinette. The tour allows visitors to discover the private apartments as well as the kitchens and service areas, offering a comprehensive view of château life under the Ancien Régime.

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Enjoy the park, which is mostly free and open to the public. It's the perfect spot for a stylish picnic after visiting the interiors, away from the crowds of the grand Parisian châteaux.

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Construction of this pleasure castle, a model of the "between courtyard and garden" architecture that defined the art of living in the 18th century.

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Joshua38

2024-09-27

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"Educational and fun. A symbol of 18th-century living, this château is a model of neoclassical architecture. Famous for having hosted the Marquise de Po... Tip: Enjoy the park, which is mostly free and open to the public. It's the perfect spot for a stylish picnic after visiting the interiors, away from the crowds of the grand Parisian châteaux."