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Boulogne Billancourt

Boulogne Billancourt is an idyllic commune on the western fringes of the city, and eight miles from the centre of the city, the second largest urban centre in France. Boulogne Billancourt is an autonomous region of the Haut-de-France department, and the official seat of the suburb of Boulogne -Billancour. There are a number of places to visit in Boulogne Billancourt and the town itself has a number of shops, restaurants, boutiques and art galleries.

The main attractions of Boulogne Billancourt are the Champs Elysees, which has a spectacular view across the River Seine at the top of Montmartre. The Champs Elysees is one of those places that you should never miss when in Paris and the place is a must see. On the Champs Elysees there is also the monument to Marshal Foch, and this is just a short distance away from the Champs Elysees.

Boulogne Billancourt also has some old buildings that date back to the Middle Ages. These buildings include the Palace of Fontaine, which is a former residence of King Louis XIV. Some of these buildings have been converted into modern offices, but others are still open for visitors to view. As well as the palace of Fontaine, there is the Gothic church of St Anne de Paris, which dates from the 13th century.

There are many places in Boulogne Billancourt, where you can see the impressive collection of antique furniture. These include the Palace of Saint Martin d'Artignan, which dates from the middle ages. There are also the Bordeaux Castle, which are the old headquarters of King Louis XIV, and was used by the Holy Roman Empire.

Another place that is worth visiting in Boulogne Billancourt is the Palace of M. de Guisant. This was the official residence of Louis XIV and is thought to be the first royal palace ever constructed in France. Here you can also visit the Palace of the Two Saints, which is the home of Queen Marie Antoinette.

If you are looking for a shopping experience, you will enjoy browsing through the shops in Boulogne Billancourt as they offer a great selection of traditional, designer and high street shops. You will also be able to find some very good bargains, as there are many second hand shops.

There are also plenty of restaurants in Boulogne Billancourt, many of which are situated in the Old Town area. It is possible to eat out in many of the top restaurants in the Old Town, such as Le Père Lachaise, Restaurant les Gouttes d'Argenteuil and Le Ritz.

If you wish to visit Boulogne Billancourt on your holiday, you are advised to plan ahead. Most of the major sights and tourist attractions are only visited during the week, and you may find it difficult to get a spot in these places unless you book in advance.