Eaubonne: Holiday apartments and houses

The Château de la Chesnaye, also known as Château de Meaux, in Eaubonne has been partially protected as a historic monument since March 21, 1979. The main construction phase dates back to 1775; Claude Martin Goupy is named as the architect of the building.

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

Culture

Eaubonne’s historical and tourist trail includes 33 historical and tourist information panels. It takes visitors on a tour through the town’s remarkable historical and cultural heritage.

L’Orange Bleue* is Eaubonne’s municipal cultural and cinema center. The Galerie de Mézières in Eaubonne presents weekly exhibitions of contemporary visual art. Throughout the year, the Médiathèque Maurice Genevoix offers a cultural program featuring exhibitions, storytelling events, conferences, workshops, and film screenings.

Nature

The Domaine du Val Joli has a distinctly wooded character due to the trees dating from the park’s creation. The Domaine du Val Joli includes a footpath connecting Avenue de Paris, the maternelle leisure center, and residential areas.

The Bassin des Moulinets provides a public place for walks, relaxation, and spending time in peaceful surroundings.

Food and drink

The market hall in Eaubonne’s town center brings together, among others, vendors of fruit and vegetables, butchers, delicatessen products, poultry, fish, bread, pastries, as well as butter, eggs, and cheese.

Surrounding region

Bernardines d'Argenteuil (Priory) is a historic site in the area surrounding Eaubonne.

In the wider area surrounding Eaubonne, Château de Pontoise is a château. Palais Bourbon is a palace there, Musée national Picasso is a museum, and Île Saint-Louis is an island. Île de la Cité is a park in the wider area surrounding Eaubonne; Parc Montsouris is also a park there.

Other places: Belloy-En-France, Presles, Pierrelaye, Argenteuil, Herblay, Méry-Sur-Oise, Saint-Witz, Osny.

To the higher-level travel overview: Val-D'oise.