Louveciennes: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Louveciennes
The Pavillon de Musique was built for Madame du Barry’s receptions, designed by Claude-Nicolas Ledoux, and inaugurated in September 1771. The Aqueduc de Louveciennes has 36 arches and is 643 metres long. It drew water from the Seine and channelled it to the Réservoir des Deux Portes in Versailles.
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Culture and History
Only part of the choir remains from the original construction of the Eglise Saint Martin de Louveciennes, which probably dates from the 13th century. The Eglise Saint Martin de Louveciennes contains a rare double piscina; all the church’s stained-glass windows date from the late 19th century. The Eglise Saint Martin de Louveciennes can be visited daily throughout the year.
The Château du Pont is the oldest civil building in Louveciennes.
Nature and Trails
Louveciennes has numerous parks and forests. The Parcours des Impressionnistes includes the Chemin de Mi-Côte, which runs above the Seine Valley. The Parcours des Impressionnistes in Louveciennes is a 4-kilometre path with around ten reproductions of paintings by major Impressionists such as Renoir, Sisley and Pissarro, displayed at the locations where the artists set up their easels.
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