Paris is a veritable open-air museum , and the surrounding region also boasts a sublime heritage and stunning landscapes that offer visitors a wonderful opportunity to unwind. For this Francilien road-trip , we take you west of the capital to conquer the Yvelines and its treasures. But it's not the only one we can admire. Yvelines has a rich historical heritage that will fascinate many. So, what's there to do in Yvelines? We'll be happy to take you on a tour of the places to visit , the best addresses and the best ways to get out and about.
The 78 is just waiting for you! For more discoveries, stay tuned: this guide is updated as we make new discoveries and announcements. To make sure you don't miss out on any new ideas for outings in the Yvelines, remember to keep this link safe and check the page regularly. This impressive church, listed as a Monument Historique, is also nicknamed "Notre-Dame de Paris's little sister".
The Museum of Sufi Art and Culture: a spiritual journey in Chatou 78 - our photos In Chatou, in the Yvelines department, the first museum dedicated to the art and culture of Sufism opens its doors to you to discover this spiritual current of Islam, through a collection of ancient objects and works of art.
This is your chance to enter his world, in the house where he was born, a listed historic monument. This year, the largest lantern trail in the Ile-de-France region will take us on "Voyages Extraordinaires", inspired by the works of Jules Verne. From October 19, to April 25, , the city and the MO5 association invite you to discover Game Story, an exhibition retracing 70 years of video game history at the Ancienne Poste de Versailles. An unprecedented dive into the world of video games, with over playable machines and iconic games, from Pong to Dead Cells!
An exhibition to discover from January 21 to May 25 Today, it houses the national archaeology museum. This 18th-century Anglo-Chinese garden is one of the few to have been preserved in its original state. This enchanting place, once frequented by the likes of Marie-Antoinette and Thomas Jefferson, stands out for its fanciful constructions. You'll also enjoy discovering the many remarkable trees that dominate the landscaped area.
