Rueil-malmaison

Rueil-Malmaison has a rich historical past with his famous inhabitants such as Richelieu and Joséphine de Beauharnais.

Things to see:

The 'Musée d'Histoire Locale' museum

Sunday hikers, cyclists, joggers or nature lovers, the wood of Saint-Cucufa awaits you.

Perhaps you will meet one of the many deers who live in the Forest of Malmaison.

In a small valley you will discover the Pond of Saint-Cucufa, which has many water lilies in Summer.

The Castle of Malmaison evokes various periods of the life of Napoleon. It makes us discover the intimacy of Bonaparte and Joséphine thanks to its preserved authenticity.

In the old city centre of Rueil-Malmaison is Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul church listed historical monument.

Located in the heart of the Impressionnists area, the banks of the Seine uncover the history.

Many painters such as Renoir, Monet or Manet has created their most beautiful paintings with the landscape of Rueil and around.

The port authority organizes cruises on river Seine, the theme is Impressionists.

The cruises last an hour and a half and will lead you to Bougival lock. During this trip you will discover the charming banks of river Seine that have inspired so many impressionists.