

Description
A legacy of Louis XVIII along the Seine
The current castle was built on the site of a castle built between 1664 and 1669.
Louis XVIII bought the estate and instructed its architect to build, in his sketches, a new building for his favorite, and the castle was opened May 2, 1823.
During the two world wars, it is in turn converted into a hospital and air defense post.
Owned by the city since 1958, it becomes a place open to all, which now houses temporary exhibitions and the Municipal Conservatory of Music, dance and theater .The rooms on the ground floor, which are decorated, were classified "historical monument" in 1965.
It can only be visited only on rare occasions.
Services
Shows
Theatre
Auditorium
Exhibition space
Rates
Free access.
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Location
Plan interactif : 1 lieux répertoriés.
- Lieu sans nom
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- Town location
- Overview on river
- In centre of town
Access
Access
- Metro: Line 13 station "Mairie de Saint-Ouen"

