chateau de monte cristo - alexandre dumas' house
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chateau de monte cristo - alexandre dumas' house印象
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if you are in the area definitely worth a visit. Small but full of interesting facts about Alexander Dumas. Pretty little garden.
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We went here for a short trip.To be honest, the expectation is quite low, but when arrive in the location, we have to admit that we are wrong.The entrance to the chateau is little bit far from the main chateau itself and perception once we arrived in the entrance is not really impressive.But once we passed the entrance and walk in the garden, then we realized this place is small but very romantic.So forget about big massive chateau here, instead you will find quite small "house" surrounding by beautiful garden.It is recommended to enjoy the view here with family and couple.
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Good if you want a local sightseeing option, then you can have a lie in before the main coach tour!
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The Chateau de Monte Cristo is a beautifully restored chateau set in magnificent grounds. If you are interested in history and Alexandre Dumas, you can spend a couple of hours reading all about his amazing life. But you would also enjoy a visit here just to see the gardens. I'd recommend taking a picnic lunch to enjoy in the garden. Lots of seating is provided throughout the grounds.Very friendly English speaking staff member in the shop.
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Worth a visit if you like history and litterature. One of the room is really special and completely different,take your camera!
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No need to be a fan of Alexandre Dumas, the famous XIX century novelist to enjoy but you will become one after this visit.Thanks to the famous historian broadcaster. Alain Decaux and his association des Amis d'Alexandre Dumas to treat the visitor as a friend more than a guest.You could think of a 'typical french plat du jour every Saturday and Sunday lunches!
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I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the visit to Alexandre Dumas' chateau de Monte Cristo. The house and location wet beautiful. The house was a good size -not too large and stuffed with the history of Dumas and family. I am getting tired of visiting all the Chateau in the Paris area and this was just enough different to make me glad I visited. There was also his Chateau D'If which we were not able to enter, but was his prison apparently where he worked. It is a short train ride from Saint-Lazare train station on RER L to Marly-le-Roi. We rode bicycles to the chateau but I think there are also shuttles. Give it a look if you, I think you'll like it.
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Coming from Versailles, we were on our way to the chateau of Alexandre Dumas. Though not easy to find, the houses and grounds are worth the detour. The chateau is miniature in size compared to Versailles, but in some ways more interesting. For the author of The Three Musketeers, a house for writing sits above the chateau in the garden. It was an enchanting place and we enjoyed learning more about Dumas.
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I lived across the street and used to play in the overgrown ruins from 1962-1965. As a young teenager american in Paris I could not/did not appreciate what I thought was just a pile of old rocks albeit it was a Great place to play! Took my wife,daughters and grandkids back 45 years later and was absolutley gobsmacked at the beauty before me. Completly and perfectly renovated thanks to a benefactor it is indeed a hidden jewel of a trip to Paris. While my family did the whole tour and loved it I retreated to the grotto in the garden to remember Bernedette and that first kiss so many years ago!!
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ce château est très beau,lors de la visite on apprends beaucoup sur la vie d'Alexandre DUMAS.On aurait bien envie de l'habiter ce joli château!