Fontainebleau
Located just 60 kilometers south of Paris, Fontainebleau is a city with a rich history and natural beauty. It is known for its château, which was once the residence of many French kings, including Napoleon I. But Fontainebleau is also home to an exceptional forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 25,000-hectare forest offers a breathtaking diversity of landscapes, including oak forests, beech forests, heathlands, and rocky outcrops. Whether you are a hiker, a mountain biker, or simply enjoy a walk in the countryside, the Fontainebleau forest will not disappoint. Many marked trails allow you to explore every corner of this unique massif. The century-old trees of the forest are home to a rich and varied fauna and flora. You may be lucky enough to spot deer, roe deer, wild boar, or even raptors. Fontainebleau is a true haven of peace, just a few hours from Paris.
