Sèvres-Rive-Gauche: history and sights
Served by: Transilien N.
Did you know?
Sèvres is famous for its Cité de la Céramique; the town is also known for its 'staircases' linking the Seine to the hillsides.
Anecdote
At Les Jardies, a 'Maison des Illustres' in Sèvres, Balzac then Gambetta stayed.
Around Sèvres-Rive-Gauche
- Cité de la céramique, 1000 m away — The national ceramics museum and Sèvres manufactory, devoted to the history of porcelain.
- Maison des Jardies, 1100 m away — A 'Maison des Illustres' in Sèvres, the former country house of Balzac then Gambetta.
- Escaliers de Sèvres, 650 m away — Picturesque staircases linking the lower town to the heights of Sèvres.