The Château de Neuilly was built in seventeen fifty-one, originally serving as a neoclassical residence for the Count of Argenson, who hosted famous philosophers like Diderot and Rousseau on the estate. What remains today is a single wing of the original palace, now integrated into the convent complex of the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Thomas of Villeneuve at fifty-two, boulevard d'Argenson.
Château de Neuilly
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