It is in the Hauts-de-Seine, in the Île-de-France, which takes place Chaville, a town of about 20 000 inhabitants. It is located fifteen kilometers from Paris and five kilometers from Versailles and its castle. Partly occupied by the forests of Meudon and False-Reposes, it enjoys a pleasant and unique natural setting around the French capital.
Chaville was born of a hamlet, Inchadivilla, created in the ninth century by the Bishop of Paris. After an illustrious past of the royal estate, the city experienced an economic boom in the course of the nineteenth century with the construction of the Great Road from Paris to Versailles. The arrival of the railroad and the development of the industry have definitely made Chaville a common matter in the region.
Its typical architecture of the region with its villas in millstone, including, its forests, is famous for Chaville to visitors and residents of Île-de-France. Rewarded with three flowers in the competition of cities and villages flowered, the town has a pleasant, green environment.
