Château de Malmaison
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tk3232
Sugar Land, TX3 822 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
Malmaison ("Bad House") - is a wonderful castle-museum and the former private residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and his wife Josephine de Beauharnais, built at 17th century, a "country house" not too far from Paris.
The fastest (and not the most economical) way to get there is - metro line 1 go to La Defence stop. After exit the station we ordered Uber and on the way back we did the same. If you want to rent an audio guide (very handy in different languages) have your ID which you will leave as a guarantee. Sight open daily (except Tuesday) from 10 am - 5 pm, cost 6.50 euros.
This day trip left many unforgettable impressions - the house seems to be still inhabited, the spirit of the love story of two great people in history still reigns there.
This mini-castle has 3 floors and a beautiful garden, a rose garden, a ponds with lovely statues, black swans, bridges over a river, a forest, a huge lawn. Malmaison - first floor - has a reception hall, library, dining room, music salon etc. Second floor - Josephine's bedroom, her toilette room, Empire's bedroom, armory hall etc. And on the 3rd floor there is a very interesting exhibition about the last months of Napoleon’s life, spent on the island of St. Helena with unique exhibits - a lock of the Emperor’s hair, the shirt in which he died, his toiletries and accessories, chess, a camp bed, his death mask and much more. These relics make a strong impression, especially since they are all original.
The entire museum is permeated with great history, love, and memory for these two people. If you are interested in the era and life of Napoleon Bonaparte and Josephine, this place is a must visit. We specifically set aside a whole day to leisurely explore everything (the house and the vast area around it) in order to comprehend and enjoy everything. There is a small gift shop near the ticket office. There is no cafe here, you can take provisions with you and have a picnic in Josephine’s own garden!!
The fastest (and not the most economical) way to get there is - metro line 1 go to La Defence stop. After exit the station we ordered Uber and on the way back we did the same. If you want to rent an audio guide (very handy in different languages) have your ID which you will leave as a guarantee. Sight open daily (except Tuesday) from 10 am - 5 pm, cost 6.50 euros.
This day trip left many unforgettable impressions - the house seems to be still inhabited, the spirit of the love story of two great people in history still reigns there.
This mini-castle has 3 floors and a beautiful garden, a rose garden, a ponds with lovely statues, black swans, bridges over a river, a forest, a huge lawn. Malmaison - first floor - has a reception hall, library, dining room, music salon etc. Second floor - Josephine's bedroom, her toilette room, Empire's bedroom, armory hall etc. And on the 3rd floor there is a very interesting exhibition about the last months of Napoleon’s life, spent on the island of St. Helena with unique exhibits - a lock of the Emperor’s hair, the shirt in which he died, his toiletries and accessories, chess, a camp bed, his death mask and much more. These relics make a strong impression, especially since they are all original.
The entire museum is permeated with great history, love, and memory for these two people. If you are interested in the era and life of Napoleon Bonaparte and Josephine, this place is a must visit. We specifically set aside a whole day to leisurely explore everything (the house and the vast area around it) in order to comprehend and enjoy everything. There is a small gift shop near the ticket office. There is no cafe here, you can take provisions with you and have a picnic in Josephine’s own garden!!
Skrevet 21. oktober 2023
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sardena
Rueil-Malmaison, Frankrike28 bidrag
jul. 2023 • Venner
Depuis ma dernière visite , j’ai pu constater que la collection de meubles s’était beaucoup enrichi et cette visite était très intéressante .
En revanche les jardins dont le prix de la visite est de 2,50 € n’a aucun intérêt car tout est en friche .Seuls les grands arbres sont préservés;
Pourquoi ne pas préserver ce patrimoine exceptionnel avec des espèces rares (collection de Joséphine de Beauharnais)
Pourquoi ne pas faire appel à des bénévoles pour nettoyer les parterres et trouver des solutions d’irrigations écologiques ?
En revanche les jardins dont le prix de la visite est de 2,50 € n’a aucun intérêt car tout est en friche .Seuls les grands arbres sont préservés;
Pourquoi ne pas préserver ce patrimoine exceptionnel avec des espèces rares (collection de Joséphine de Beauharnais)
Pourquoi ne pas faire appel à des bénévoles pour nettoyer les parterres et trouver des solutions d’irrigations écologiques ?
Skrevet 6. august 2023
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genibre69
London, UK3 385 bidrag
jul. 2023 • Par
A lovely place to stop by for the first free Sunday. Not overtly crowded and doesn’t take too long to walk through. The home has English translations for each room although a large placard upon hall entry describing the general history is not translated. There is an audioguide offer for €2 but decided to pass. Good preservation throughout. Make sure to see the black swans in the small pond at the back of the house.
Skrevet 5. juli 2023
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Roberto S
4 bidrag
mai 2023
Lugar histórico, muy interesante, lo hace sentir a uno parte de la historia. Se encuentran muebles usados por Napoleón y Josefina.
Skrevet 14. juni 2023
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pharmacie j
1 bidrag
mai 2023 • Venner
L'absence d'exigence et la misère vous accueilleront, dés le portail franchi, cadenas et autre attaches motos palliant à une détérioration du portail d'entrée pendent lamentablement sur la grille ....????
Allées non desherbées, bordures non dressées, buis dévorés par la spirale, roseraie quasi à l'abandon, fleurissement très approximatif et nous sommes en mai !!!
L'entretien de ce jardin ( c'est une très petit parc aujourd'hui ) est une honte !!!
l'intérieur suit avec une tente militaire, que l'on a laissé à l'entrée, atteindre le point de délabrement le plus extrême.
Partout, des peintures et stucs écaillés, des huisseries rongées par l'humidité mais où va notre argent ...????
certainement pas à la culture ni à l'entretien de ce bâtiment emblématique !!!!
à defaut d'entretien régulier, des travaux s'annoncent ... enfin !!!!
Allées non desherbées, bordures non dressées, buis dévorés par la spirale, roseraie quasi à l'abandon, fleurissement très approximatif et nous sommes en mai !!!
L'entretien de ce jardin ( c'est une très petit parc aujourd'hui ) est une honte !!!
l'intérieur suit avec une tente militaire, que l'on a laissé à l'entrée, atteindre le point de délabrement le plus extrême.
Partout, des peintures et stucs écaillés, des huisseries rongées par l'humidité mais où va notre argent ...????
certainement pas à la culture ni à l'entretien de ce bâtiment emblématique !!!!
à defaut d'entretien régulier, des travaux s'annoncent ... enfin !!!!
Skrevet 2. mai 2023
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chounetcergy
Cergy378 bidrag
apr. 2023
Belle visite.
Nous avons pris les audiophones qui sont d'un usage un peu compliqué et finalement on peut s'en passer .
Il vaut mieux lire les panneaux sur le circuit beaucoup plus instructifs et détaillés.
Le parc du château mériterait d'être mieux entretenu.
Un bon moment et le tarif d'entrée est très raisonnable
Nous avons pris les audiophones qui sont d'un usage un peu compliqué et finalement on peut s'en passer .
Il vaut mieux lire les panneaux sur le circuit beaucoup plus instructifs et détaillés.
Le parc du château mériterait d'être mieux entretenu.
Un bon moment et le tarif d'entrée est très raisonnable
Skrevet 1. mai 2023
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Olivier H
12 bidrag
apr. 2023
Le château en lui-même est intéressant et la visite guidée, si elle n'est pas nécessaire, était instructive.
En revanche, nous avons assisté à une scène absolument désolante et scandaleuse : une famille avec un jeune enfant en fauteuil roulant s'est fait éjectée sous prétexte que "les poussettes sont interdites et que les monuments historiques ne sont pas équipés pour le passage des fauteuils roulants".
Cette famille se trouvait alors au premier étage du château, ce qui veut dire qu'ils avaient déjà acquitté le prix d'entrée sans que le caissier n'y trouve rien à redire. Malgré les pleurs sincères de la maman tentant d'expliquer que son jeune enfant était passionné d'histoire, ainsi que les protestations des autres visiteurs, rien n'y a fait.
Nous sommes en 2023, en France, et ce genre de discrimination n'a pas sa place. Le gardien plein de morgue qui a gâché le dimanche de cette famille (et le nôtre) devrait recevoir une formation d'urgence, ou changer de métier.
En revanche, nous avons assisté à une scène absolument désolante et scandaleuse : une famille avec un jeune enfant en fauteuil roulant s'est fait éjectée sous prétexte que "les poussettes sont interdites et que les monuments historiques ne sont pas équipés pour le passage des fauteuils roulants".
Cette famille se trouvait alors au premier étage du château, ce qui veut dire qu'ils avaient déjà acquitté le prix d'entrée sans que le caissier n'y trouve rien à redire. Malgré les pleurs sincères de la maman tentant d'expliquer que son jeune enfant était passionné d'histoire, ainsi que les protestations des autres visiteurs, rien n'y a fait.
Nous sommes en 2023, en France, et ce genre de discrimination n'a pas sa place. Le gardien plein de morgue qui a gâché le dimanche de cette famille (et le nôtre) devrait recevoir une formation d'urgence, ou changer de métier.
Skrevet 16. april 2023
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Traveler O
Washington DC, DC996 bidrag
sep. 2022
One of the best kept secrets around the Paris area. Besides some local school groups and a few retiree cruise buses, you normally don't find too many tourists here. Ironic as the history of the this chateau is quite distinguished. Whether from the Dark Ages when Viking invaders camped here, or to well after the Age of Napoleon when the Franco-Prussian War saw clashes here, there is much to think about and reflect on here. Parking is free across the street, but consider booking your ticket in advance as sometimes they do close early if there are less tourists, plus don't show up so near the closing time so as to make it an unpleasant end to the day for staff working here.
The audio guide is available in several languages, so be sure to get one at the gift shop/ticket office on arrival. It's an excellent audio tour of the grounds and chateau. Much to see inside. This was Josephine's preferred abode both from the time of her marriage to Napoleon until her untimely death (she passed away in this very chateau). Napoleon himself held well over 100 counsels here (i.e. top cabinet level meetings) and made it a regular home of his besides Chateau de Saint-Cloud and Fointainebleau. There are three stair cases to ascend and descend, so plan accordingly. The first two levels give you intimate look at the history of the chateau with a focus on Josephine and Napoleon. The top floor takes you through the time of Napoleon's exile to St Helena and includes a number of personal effects salvaged from the island on display. An excellent exhibition.
After seeing the interior of the chateau, you can walk through the grounds/garden behind and on the sides of the chateau, although now much smaller in size you can see layouts of their original splendor. Great tour away from the hulking crowds of tourists in central Paris.
The audio guide is available in several languages, so be sure to get one at the gift shop/ticket office on arrival. It's an excellent audio tour of the grounds and chateau. Much to see inside. This was Josephine's preferred abode both from the time of her marriage to Napoleon until her untimely death (she passed away in this very chateau). Napoleon himself held well over 100 counsels here (i.e. top cabinet level meetings) and made it a regular home of his besides Chateau de Saint-Cloud and Fointainebleau. There are three stair cases to ascend and descend, so plan accordingly. The first two levels give you intimate look at the history of the chateau with a focus on Josephine and Napoleon. The top floor takes you through the time of Napoleon's exile to St Helena and includes a number of personal effects salvaged from the island on display. An excellent exhibition.
After seeing the interior of the chateau, you can walk through the grounds/garden behind and on the sides of the chateau, although now much smaller in size you can see layouts of their original splendor. Great tour away from the hulking crowds of tourists in central Paris.
Skrevet 7. februar 2023
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Lili F
Washington DC, DC4 bidrag
des. 2022 • Forretning
Be aware place closes at 4:30 (but they won’t let you in after 4pm!!!!) not 5:15 as mentioned all over the internet
Skrevet 30. desember 2022
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cathbj2016
Beirut, Libanon64 bidrag
sep. 2022 • Venner
Chateau charmant ! Parc superbe très beaux arbres!
Belles expositions temporaires! Y venir a pied en traversant bois preau
Belles expositions temporaires! Y venir a pied en traversant bois preau
Skrevet 16. desember 2022
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Peripatetic_Engineer
New Orleans, LA2 821 bidrag
I am currently in Paris. Is the rose garden in bloom?
janpal
New York City, NY633 bidrag
I don't know about the rose garden but it's a wonderful place to visit.
SkyeBlueWaters
Wisconsin Dells, WI184 bidrag
Will be in Paris in a couple weeks and do want to visit the Chateau. Is there anything else in the immediate area, walking distance, or is it a single destination
akaluzny
Philadelphia, PA93 bidrag
Single destination only
WhiteSmudge
New York City, NY12 bidrag
How many hours should we allow to fully enjoy the Chateau and the garden without rushing?
Rusty Haigh
Southington, CT209 bidrag
If you go in season, when the flowers are in bloom, 4 hours would be good. The Chateau can be seen in an hour and the grounds in another hour but if you really want to stop and enjoy the flowers allow a little more.
Diana R
Birch Run, MI2 055 bidrag
Do they have a cafe where we could have something to eat? Thanks.
Sue M
Williamsburg, VA1 468 bidrag
As I recall there is no cafe - the Chateau is too small to warrant a cafe on the premises. If you look at a map of the area, about a mile away is the town center for Ruell-Malmaison and there seems to be a number of restaurants there. Enjoy your visit there!
Diana R
Birch Run, MI2 055 bidrag
We’re going to Paris in January. Would this be worth our time or should we go another time when it’s warmer? Thanks.
Peter P
Rushton, UK66 bidrag
I visited on a cold rainy day in December , It was easy and pleasant to get around the house as there were few other people there . Good if you like to study the house contents in detail . But much too cold and wet to enjoy the vast gardens .
Denise M
Fortaleza, CE13 bidrag
Existe um café ou restaurante no próprio Malmaison?
Susana K
São Paulo, SP473 bidrag
Não há nada, nem café, restaurante ou lanchonete. Apenas uma pequena loja de souvenirs na entrada da propriedade.
Aliás, o museu e a loja fecham entre 12:30 e 13:30H e não abrem às terças-feiras.
Bom passeio!
Doreen C
Fort Lauderdale, FL536 bidrag
Can you tell me how to get to Chateau de Malmaison from Vernon using public transportation? Thanks!
MSChap
Mississippi, USA31 bidrag
I can go to either Versailles or Chateau de Malmaison. I think I would prefer Chateau de Malmaison, am I wrong to make that choice?
Beverley R
Sunshine Beach, Australia19 bidrag
Two vastly different places - Versailles opulent, grand, crowded, queues pushing you through at a rapid pace - spectacular grounds and gardens.
Malmaison, quiet, serene, can do at your own pace, very ambient, simple but gorgeous gardens, wonderful antiques, furniture and appointments. Feels like Josephine is still there.
Both places are a must when visiting Paris, but I have fallen in love with Malmaison.
frequenttravelor
california, usa8 bidrag
We are planning to visit Flore Submarine base mid-May 2016. Will there be English speaking tours at that time? If not, is there a self-guided audio tour in English? When should we buy tickets?
Jeff R
Rotherham, UK1 141 bidrag
when you pay your entry fee you can collect a audio device that gives you the tour of the house in the tour order, very useful, hope you enjoy it, it is a great house and really does open your eyes to how the Emperor and his wife lived.
If you have time check out my reviews of restaurants in the Reue de Malmaison worth looking at.
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- Hoteller i nærheten av Château de Malmaison:
- (1.14 km) Le Relais de la Malmaison - Hotel, Spa & Restaurant
- (1.88 km) OKKO HOTELS Paris Rueil-Malmaison
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- Restauranter i nærheten av Château de Malmaison:
- (0.50 km) La Brasserie du Chateau
- (1.20 km) Sapristi
- (1.01 km) L'Auberge du Fruit Défendu
- (0.52 km) Pavillon Josephine
- (1.98 km) Bistrot Cote Seine