Bellevue: history and sights
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Did you know?
Bellevue, the north-west district of Meudon overlooking the Seine, takes its name from its view; Madame de Pompadour had a château built there in 1750.
Anecdote
Grand Duke Boris Vladimirovich of Russia lived in exile at the Château Sans-Souci in Bellevue from 1920.
Around Bellevue
- Terrasse de Bellevue, 650 m away — The district's panoramic terrace on the heights of Meudon, facing the Seine.
- Pavillon de Bellevue, 950 m away — A remnant of the Bellevue estate, on Meudon's heritage trail.
- Hangar Y, 2300 m away — A hangar of 1879 built from parts of the Galerie des Machines of the World's Fair, the first air museum in 1921.