Château de la Petite Malmaison
Constructed in 1805 by Empress Joséphipne so that she could devote herself to her plants.
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About : [Groups] Imperial fragrances
Josephine, expert in botany, spent hours in the greenhouses of the Petite Malmaison, where mingled scents of roses and exotic plants she acclimated. In these same rooms of the Petite Malmaison, we offer to initiate you to olfactory games, discover the composition of perfumes with a professional, and imagine the association of scents that suit you (you will be able to take two 2ml perfume essence with you).
229 bis avenue Napoléon Bonaparte 92500 Rueil-Malmaison France
Phone : 01 47 32 37 29
e-mail : groupes@rueil-tourisme.com
Opening
Every day throughout the year between 2.30 pm and 5 pm.
Closed on Sunday.
Closed exceptionally on January 1st and December 25th.
Period: Autumn, Summer, Winter, Spring
Prices
Adult: 33 €
Option: 20 € (supplement per person for the creation of a perfume with 15ml bottle).
Group rate available for > 15 people.
Possibility of organizing this tour also for larger groups (more than 25people) on request: contact the groups service of the Tourist Office to receive a quote.
Payment method : Cheque, Cash, Credit transfer
Reception of persons with disabilities
Adapted tourism : Not accessible in a wheelchair
Clarifications :
Not accessible in a wheelchair
Accessibility Disability
Benefits
Spoken languages : English , French
Services : Coach access , Booking obligatory , Set down on-site for groups , Booking of general amenities , Guided tours
Equipments : Reception room , Car park , Entertainments room , Pay car park , Parking , Coach parking
Activities : Entertainment , Handicrafts workshops
Client and group
Publics : Groups only , Level green – easy , Groups , For beginners / novice , Distributeurs
Group size : min : 15 -
Accepted animals : no
Compléments
RER A / Rueil-Malmaison station or metro line 1 up to La Defense and then bus n°258 : ‘Le Parc’ bus stop.
Constructed in 1805 by Empress Joséphipne so that she could devote herself to her plants.