Bright duplex near the center of Vincennes

Close to Paris, this beautiful 55 m² apartment has all the necessary equipment for a pleasant stay in Vincennes.
It can accommodate up to 4 people and is ideal for a family.

Very good stay :)

## Logement
Warm and well appointed, the accommodation includes:
- one bedroom with two double beds (with quality bedding) ;
- two bathrooms;
- a large fully equipped shower room;
- a dining area ;
- and a living room with a sofa bed to relax after a day of hiking.

You will particularly appreciate :
- its terrace (with the glass plate floor and skylights) ;
- and its location in the lower Montreuil area (very artistic/street art).

During your stay, you will have at your disposal: Wi-Fi, television, washing machine, oven.

The apartment is located in the immediate vicinity of a Velib station and subway lines 1,9 and RER A.
You will find a supermarket "Franprix" at 4 minutes on foot for your small daily purchases.

Some good restaurant addresses to recommend to you:
- les Jardins de Montreuil ;
- la Cave ;
- le Gypse
- l'Amourette and the Place de la république with coffee and jazz.

Sites of interest close to the accommodation :
- the Château de Vincennes (19 minutes by foot) ;
- the Parc Floral (21 minutes by bus);
- the Bois de Vincennes (34 minutes away);
- Paris (17 minutes by subway); and many others...

Don't hesitate to ask me for more information, I will be happy to answer you. :)

## Emplacement
Montreuil comes from the Latin "monasterolium", small monastery. The first trace of the existence of the village is found in an ordinance of the Merovingian king Thierry IV. The village became important from the reign of Philip I onwards, thanks to its vineyards and the holiday resort that it represented for the high clergy and the lords. The kings of France went there frequently. Thus, Saint-Louis came there to "make his Easter", Charles V and his wife Jeanne de Bourbon were baptized there in 1375. The presence of these important people allowed Montreuillois to pay less taxes and to benefit from various privileges. From the 16th century, Montreuil went into decline as the kings of France abandoned Vincennes for Fontainebleau and Saint-Germain. After the Revolution, Montreuil took the name of Montreuil-sous-Bois. The city became industrialized and urbanized little by little until it became the current city.

## Transports
- Subway :
RER A : Vincennes station : 10 minutes walk.
Line 9 : Robespierre Station : 10 minutes walk.
Line 1: Château de Vincennes Station: 17 minutes walk.

- Bus :
Line 115: Rue de Montreuil Station: 7 minutes' walk.
Lines 215 and 318: Cuvier station: 8 minutes on foot.

- From the Gare de l'Est : 31 minutes by subway.
- From Paris-Orly Airport: 41 minutes by car.