Pavillon Saint-Vigor

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Pavillon Saint-Vigor, Historical pavilion in Viroflay, France.

The central building connects to two side pavilions through colonnades, featuring a Doric peristyle with triangular pediment windows facing the garden.

Built in 1770 by a student of architect Gabriel, the pavilion belonged to Marie-Madeleine Mercier, who served as the nurse of King Louis XV.

The pavilion received official monument status in 1945 and 1946, marking its importance in French architectural heritage and royal connections.

Visitors can explore the pavilion between July 2-30 and September 3-30, with tours limited to groups of five people or fewer.

The salon floor, which German forces burned during World War II, now contains wood from the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles.

Location: Viroflay

Address: 34 rue Jean Rey

GPS coordinates: 48.79919,2.16761

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:49

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