Courbevoie: history and sights
Served by: Transilien L.
Did you know?
It was at Courbevoie, on the banks of the Seine, that Napoleon's ashes first touched French soil, on a 14 December.
Anecdote
The nearby Musée Roybet Fould holds a collection of objects linked to the Emperor's last passage through the town.
Around Courbevoie
- Musée Roybet Fould, 1350 m away — The 'Musée de France' of Parc de Bécon, with the largest collection of the painter Ferdinand Roybet; free admission.
- Parc de Bécon, 1250 m away — A park of several hectares on the Seine, with its pavilions from the 1878 World's Fair.