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Practical info — Aubergenville

🌤 Weather — 5 days

📍 Nearby

Sights nearby

💡 Tips

  • Take time to explore the Elisabethville neighborhood, a unique 1920s garden city originally built for factory workers.
  • The striking Église Sainte-Thérèse-de-l'Enfant-Jésus is an early example of reinforced concrete architecture worth seeing inside.
  • If commuting from Paris, the Aubergenville-Élisabethville train station is very convenient and centrally located.
  • Finding street parking is generally easy in the residential areas, but use the dedicated lots when shopping near the outlet center.

🍽 Food

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Classic Patisserie

Stop by a neighborhood bakery in Elisabethville for a fresh morning croissant or pain au chocolat.

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Brasserie Fare

Look for a local brasserie in the town center to enjoy a casual steak frites or plat du jour.

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Artisan Cheeses

Visit a local fromagerie to pick up excellent French cheeses for a riverside picnic.

🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots

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Marques Avenue Aubergenville

Head to this large outlet shopping center for discounts on various well-known clothing brands.

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Weekly Market

Browse the open-air market for fresh local produce, seasonal fruits, and regional specialties.

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Parc du Domaine de Montgardé

Enjoy a peaceful walk through the wooded areas and lawns of this calm local park.

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Banks of the Seine

Head to the edge of town for a relaxing stroll or bike ride along the quiet Seine riverbank.

Aubergenville is a multifaceted town in the Yvelines department, strategically positioned in the Seine valley about 40 kilometers west of Paris. The town's modern history was dramatically altered in the 1920s with the creation of Elisabethville, a visionary garden city named after Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians. Designed as a leisure destination for Parisisans, it featured a casino, a grand hotel, and a beach on the Seine, much of which has evolved into a lush residential district characterized by its diverse villa architecture. The mid-20th century saw the town grow rapidly as a residential hub for workers at the massive Renault factory in neighboring Flins, which remains a key economic driver for the area. Architectural highlights include the Sainte-Thérèse-de-l'Enfant-Jésus church, a notable example of 1920s religious architecture using reinforced concrete. Today, Aubergenville is well-known for its large-scale commercial development, particularly the 'Marques Avenue' shopping mall. It features a balanced lifestyle with access to riverside walks, public parks, and efficient transport links to the Paris city center via the Transilien rail network and the A13 motorway.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.

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Geography

Population
11,934
Coordinates
48.95830, 1.85500

Facts

  • Elisabethville was established in 1921 as a summer resort.
  • The local church is a pioneer of reinforced concrete architecture.
  • The town covers a land area of 8.83 square kilometers.
  • Renault Flins, located next door, is Renault's oldest active French plant.
  • Acosta Park features a historic 17th-century château site.
  • The town is part of the Grand Paris Seine & Oise community.

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Sights in the town Aubergenville (8)

Saint Theresa Church⛪ religious

A modern reinforced concrete masterpiece by Paul Tournon, famous for its innovative architecture from the 1920s.

Élisabethville Garden City🏺 historical

A significant example of early 20th-century urban planning, originally designed as a resort destination.

Laser Games Action👨‍👩‍👧 family

Laser Games Action is a playground in Aubergenville, providing a fun outdoor space for children and families.

Les Bains de Seine Mauldre👨‍👩‍👧 family

Les Bains de Seine Mauldre is a water park in Aubergenville. It gives various water-based activities for all ages.

Église Saint-Cloud⛪ religious

Église Saint-Cloud is a local place of worship in the town of Aubergenville.

Église Saint-Ouen⛪ religious

Église Saint-Ouen is a church serving the community in Aubergenville.

Château de Montgardé📍 landmark

Château de Montgardé is a castle attraction located in Aubergenville.

Frequently asked questions

Where is a good place for shopping in Aubergenville?
Marques Avenue A13 is a well-known outlet center with many international fashion brands at discounted prices.
How far is Aubergenville from Paris?
The city is about 45 km west of Paris and reachable in about 45 minutes by car or Transilien train.
Is Aubergenville family-friendly?
Yes, there are many green spaces like Parc d'Acclimatation and sports facilities good for children.
Are there any natural attractions nearby?
The banks of the Seine offer beautiful walking paths, and the nearby Marly forest is great for hiking.
Is the city a good base for sightseeing?
Yes, it is a good starting point for visiting Versailles or Monet's garden in Giverny more affordably.
Aubergenville: where is it located?
Aubergenville is located in Île-de-France, France.
Aubergenville: what is there to see?
Highlights include Saint Theresa Church, Élisabethville Garden City, Laser Games Action.
Aubergenville: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Jun, Aug.
Aubergenville: why is it worth visiting?
Aubergenville is a multifaceted town in the Yvelines department, strategically positioned in the Seine valley about 40 kilometers west of Paris.
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