Discover the best top things to do in Val-d'Oise, France including Montgolfiere du Vexin, Bibliogame, Tempus Fugit Escape Game, National Museum of the Renaissance, Domaine of Villarceaux, Eglise Saint-Eloi, Parc du Cedre, Axe Majeur, Musee Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Dolce Bellezza.
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Hot air balloon rides over Giverny area in a small basket ( 4 passengers ). The balloon will take us, depends of winds, over Seine river, Claude Monet's gardens or some local castles in very a picturesque countryside, guess Eiffel Tower and Paris from aloft. 45' drive from Paris. You will be welcome by Laurent who also flies airliners. He flies hot air balloon as a real passion since 2004.
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Réalisation architecturale majeure de la Renaissance française, le château d’Écouen a été édifié pour Anne de Montmorency, mécène et homme d’État des rois François Ier et de Henri II. Dans son décor d’origine , le château abrite les collections du musée national de la Renaissance, essentiellement d'arts décoratifs, qui incarnent toute la créativité et la diversité de la production artistique et intellectuelle de cette époque passionnante. Ce site remarquable allie la beauté du site, la qualité de l’architecture et la fécondité du dialogue entre un décor historique et des œuvres prestigieuses, laissant découvrir un lieu d’art et d’histoire fascinant.
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A beautiful location with intriguing architecture from several periods and superb terraced gardens with water parterre. Probably best to wander round by yourself if possible we took the guided tour which was both exhaustive and exhausting and could have down without the long hot climb up to the later eighteenth century chateau. Still the views were good and our guide very informative with a strong accent on the modern uses to which the land is being put with good environmental principles.
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Really beautiful church, nice night lights. One of the most peaceful place to visit in this place so close to the airport.
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The House of Mont-Louis In April 1756, Jean-Jacques Rousseau fled from Paris « city of noise, smoke and mud », and settled in Montmorency, in a place called the « Hermitage ». In December 1757, the Citizen of Geneva moved to “Le Petit Mont-Louis”, where the Jean-Jacques Rousseau Museum is now set. There, he wrote his most important works: Julie, or the New Héloïse, Letter to d’Alembert on the Theater, Social Contract, Emile or On Education. The condemnation of Emile caused the philosopher to flee from Mont-Louis on june 9th, 1762. The garden and the “Turret” The Museum conjures up an evocation of the little Mont-Louis. In the garden, the “study out of greenery” and the “Turret”, have been rehabilitated. The collections Temporary exhibitions regarding Rousseau’s work, the 18th century and the history of Montmorency are regularly organized. Educational activities The Museum also offers an important display of educational activities for pupils in elementary forms, with work groups on various themes and guided visits of the place. Themed visits for secondary school and high school classes are organized as well.
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