Carnaval de Meudon

The Carnaval de Meudon: A Popular Celebration on the Heights of the Seine

Meudon (92190) is a town in the Hauts-de-Seine with approximately 45,000 inhabitants, renowned for its panoramic terraces offering exceptional views of Paris and the Seine valley, its Paris-Meudon Observatory, and its vast forests. Each year, the town celebrates Carnival with a popular event that enlivens its streets and public spaces in a festive and colorful atmosphere.

The Costumed Parade

The Carnaval de Meudon comes alive around Mardi Gras with a costumed parade through the town's streets. Costumed groups from local associations, schools, and residents gather to parade in a festive and joyful atmosphere. The costumes, carefully prepared in the weeks leading up to the carnival, express the creativity and good humor of the participants.

Family and Friendly Entertainment

Around the main parade, the Carnaval de Meudon offers festive entertainment suitable for all ages: creative workshops and face painting for children, street performances, musical entertainment, and food stalls with Mardi Gras specialties. The town of Meudon, with its rich network of associations, mobilizes its resources to offer a popular and friendly celebration accessible to all families.

The Meudon Funfair

Meudon is also known for its annual funfair, which enlivens the town with its rides and attractions. This festive tradition reflects the Meudon residents' taste for popular and convivial events. The Carnival embodies the same spirit, celebrating the arrival of spring and the end of winter with joy and color.

Meudon, Between Forests and Scientific Heritage

Meudon is a town with multiple assets: its listed forests, its astrophysical Observatory, its Museum of Art and History, its villas, and its Rodin museum bear witness to its rich heritage. The National Holiday and Carnival complement a varied cultural and festive offering that makes Meudon a particularly lively town throughout the year.