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Hauts-de-Seine is a department of Île-de-France, west of Paris.
Cities
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- 1 Boulogne-Billancourt — one of Paris's nicer suburbs, at the tip of a peninsula carved by the snakelike Seine
- 2 La Défense — this rapidly-growing business district west of Paris is on many visitors' must-see lists for its modern skyscraper architecture and public art.
- 3 Levallois-Perret — perhaps Paris's wealthiest suburb, and in architecture, atmosphere and layout, very much an extension of the city. Together with neighbouring communes (Clichy and Neuilly-sur-Seine), Levallois has a large accommodation base at a slightly cheaper going rate than Paris "intra muros", without compromising on distance from attractions and the essential feel of being in Paris
- 4 Rueil-Malmaison — a town in the outer western suburbs of Paris, home to a château and domaine that offer a similar experience to Versailles and Fontainebleau, but much cheaper, far less crowded and correspondingly more low-key
- 5 Saint-Cloud — suburb west of Paris known for a beautiful park in the grounds of the former Palace of Saint-Cloud. Also covers Suresnes and Sèvres.
- 6 Sceaux — mini-Versailles without the tourists.