Credits: Commission du Film d'Île de France
Caption: The walk Yvette Horner Île de Beauté -acces
Credits: Commission du Film d'Île de France
Caption: The walk Yvette Horner Île de Beauté -acces
Credits: Commission du Film d'Île de France
Caption: The walk Yvette Horner Île de Beauté -acces
Credits: Commission du Film d'Île de France
Caption: The walk Yvette Horner Île de Beauté-acces
Credits: Commission du Film d'Île de France
Caption: The walk Yvette Horner Île de Beauté
Location type
Categories
Environment
City,
Riverside
General presentation
Location History
With the arrival of the railway, developers, including the Compagnie des Chemins de Fer de l'Est, offered building plots and lauded the charms of the suburbs.
In what is now the Ile de Beauté district, villas in various styles (including Anglo-Norman chalets) were built by the river from 1860 onwards as holiday resorts.
It was also here that the Maison Convert was built, one of the most famous guinguettes (open-air dance hall) or riverside restaurants of the time.
In what is now the Ile de Beauté district, villas in various styles (including Anglo-Norman chalets) were built by the river from 1860 onwards as holiday resorts.
It was also here that the Maison Convert was built, one of the most famous guinguettes (open-air dance hall) or riverside restaurants of the time.
Specific styles
Open - Outdoor
