Conflans-Ste-Honorine is a commune in the northwestern suburbs of Paris in France. It is located 24.5 km from the center of Paris.

The commune takes its name from the rambling " Château of Conflans", where the archbishop of Paris commissioned André Le Nôtre to lay out extensive gardens descending in deep terraces towards the Seine. Nothing remains of the Château or the gardens save a monumental stair, descending in matched flights either side of a central niche, which remains isolated at the end of a cul-de-sac, backed by a large block of modern flats.

Last year, I worked in an association called Bâteau-je-sers. It is a boot near the Seine. Responsible of this association is the Priest Arthur. He received every year, some poor people. For me, it was the best experience for all my life to help poor people.

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