RPR-FRA-018 · FRANCE

Château de La Muette

Plan a visit

No public palace-interior visit — The royal Château de La Muette no longer survives. The OECD history distinguishes it from the later château used by the organisation. Access to a modern institutional event should not be presented as admission to the lost royal residence; this historical source provides no public royal-palace tour.

Booking: No visit to surviving royal palace interiors is available; current OECD building access is a separate matter.

Official source / visitor information

Source review: 2026-10-12.

Royal Hunting / Private Residence

French name: Château de La Muette

Type: Royal Hunting / Private Residence

Dates: royal phases 16th–18th centuries

Status: Earlier royal buildings lost / later château on site

Provenance: Royal hunting and private residence in western Paris

Geography

Geographic Path: France → Île-de-France → Paris → Bois de Boulogne / western Paris

Local Place: Western Paris / Bois de Boulogne

Estate / Micro-location: Royal hunting and pleasure landscape

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Rulers, Residents & Use by Reign

PeriodRulerRelationshipNotesConfidence
1715–1774Louis XVroyal residence / private retreatLouis XV balanced Versailles with Compiègne and smaller private châteaux.High

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Can You Visit?

Access status: closed

Current institutional/private-use site is not a regular historic-palace visitor attraction.

Visitor Statistics

No reliable annual figures have been entered yet.