Backing onto Ormesson golf course is the Château d’Ormesson, listed as a Historic Monument. You can book a visit any Tuesday at 4 pm. It’s a perfect opportunity to explore the main courtyard and gardens, along with the reception rooms and collections housed by this bastion of French literary tradition, now the largest private archive in France. You can also visit the château on heritage days.
Nearby activities
Just 20 minutes from the Place de la Concorde in Paris, Ormesson golf course is perfectly placed for a wide range of activities and outings in the capital and Paris region.
Château d'Ormesson
Free
- 10 minutes on foot
Château de Vincennes
From €7.50
A fine example of mediaeval architecture and a place of national remembrance, Château de Vincennes affirms the power of the monarchy. It was built to guard the capital and protect the kings against uprisings. In 1682, Louis XIV left the Château de Versailles to move in here. Under Napoleon I it was converted into a barracks and arsenal to hold off invaders. During your visit you can explore the castle’s dungeon and its chapel, Sainte-Chapelle de Vincennes.
- 20 minutes by car
Visiting Paris
Don’t leave the Paris area without exploring Paris, the City of light. The capital has some great surprises in store with its characteristic lively neighbourhoods and countless monuments and museums. Your biggest problem will be deciding between a cultural visit or a shopping trip! At sunset, head for the heights of Montmartre and stand with the Sacré-Coeur behind you to enjoy a breathtaking view across all of Paris.
- 15 minutes by car
