Montfermeil: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture

The Château des Cèdres was founded around 1640 by Denis Neret. Two notable elements of the Château des Cèdres were listed as Monuments historiques by a decree dated 17 December 1976. Its interior staircase has a wrought-iron railing from the time of Louis XIV.

The Musée des Métiers is housed in the last remaining building of a former manor farm dating from the 17th century. Admission is free, and guided tours are available on request.

Those who choose Montfermeil as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

History

The Église Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul was built in the 13th and 14th centuries. Only the bell tower, choir and two adjoining bays of the south aisle remain.

The Fontaine Jean Valjean was named after the success of Victor Hugo's novel “Les Misérables”, published in 1862. The Fontaine Jean-Valjean was completely renovated in 1985.

Nature and trails

The Parc Arboretum has more than 3 kilometres of paths suitable for pedestrians and cyclists.

Nearby, the Parc Jean-Pierre Jousseaume borders the Moulin du Sempin and covers 6 hectares.

La Voie des Ânes is available as a free, location-based Baludik treasure hunt game on a smartphone, in which clues are used to solve puzzles.

Other places: Les Lilas, Saint-Denis, Pierrefitte-Sur-Seine, Romainville, Le Raincy, Villemomble, Drancy, Rosny-Sous-Bois

For the higher-level travel overview: Seine-Saint-Denis.