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Commune in Île-de-France, France
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Saint-Cloud is a very wealthy suburb west of Paris. It is most known for the Domaine de Saint-Cloud, a very large park that was home to the private country residence of various French royal figures such as Marie-Antoinette and Napoleon. The suburbs of Suresnes, Sèvres and Boulogne-Billancourt are to its north, south and east respectively.
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Domaine Nationale de Saint-Cloud
Home to the gardens of the former Palace of Saint-Cloud.
A small art and baroque history museum.
Charming little park around a 1930s manor house.
Cité-Jardin de Suresnes
Interwar housing estate in the neighbouring commune of Suresnes
Musée d'histoire Urbaine et Sociale
Museum detailing the history of the urban development of the Garden City, Suresnes and the Western suburbs of Paris.
Cité de la Céramique
Museum of European and Asian ceramics attached to one of Europe's leading porcelain factories.
Cinéma Théâtre Les 3 Pierrots
A theatre and art house cinema.
Cheap and small Vietnamese takeaway selling Banh Mi and Bo Bun.
Pizzeria (oh I'm sorry, "Franco-Italian restaurant") with some interesting French interpretations.
Expensive French/Mediterranean restaurant.
Eclectic restaurant, offering combined food, hammam and massage packages for up to €112.
Popular French bistro with outdoor terrace.
This 1970s office block has various sandwich shops for a quick lunch.
Very nice restaurant, tapas and cocktails bar. Home-made cuisine based on fresh products, Astro cocktails creations.
Homemade plates and vegetarian dishes made with fresh product, and brunch on Sundays by reservation. Bar, coffee shop with creative cocktails, happy hour and terrace.
3-star hotel, around a 10- to 15-minute walk from the station and close to the Parc de Saint-Cloud.
4-star hotel, with very expensive restaurant on ground floor.
Probably the largest supermarket in Saint-Cloud, although a little on the expensive side.
Budget supermarket.
Budget supermarket, generally much less busy than Lidl.
Covered food market that is closed for renovation.
Open food and flower market.
By tram
Line T serves tram stops Les Coteaux, Les Milons and Parc de Saint-Cloud and provides a direct connection with the centre of Paris at Porte de Versailles.
By metro
Although the commune of Saint-Cloud is not served by the Paris Metro, Pont de Saint-Cloud station is a short walk across the Seine to Boulogne-Billancourt and is at the end of line .
Saint-Cloud is quite a hilly place, and walking from the banks of the Seine through the village up to Saint-Cloud station and then to Boulevard de la République can prove quite an exhausting workout.
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