Administrations and services Ile-De-France

In the heart of the Mignon district, a small sauna that has been open for years (this is one of the oldest Parisian saunas), which glane a clientele of visitors, commuters, travellers and tourists, from about 30 to 50 years. The place is small but it is not as long as the thumbs are turned on, quite the opposite. Dry sauna, hammam, relaxation corner with a large sofa, bar, cabins and video in underground, backroom, smoking lounge. The atmosphere is there, especially at night, the day being a little calmer. The reception is nice.

Alternative solutions exist to take care of you and avoid the emergency room.

The Centre Chirurgical Implantaire Vincennes Paris Est is a hospital. It offers dental services and specializes in dental implants. A negative review was left by a user who mentioned the practitioner's lack of availability, failure to keep appointment times and lack of comfort in the practice. It is advisable to contact the center directly for more information on the services offered and payment terms.

Actuanimaux.com is the first participative site for animal rescue, aimed at all animal lovers who want to take action to protect animals. It's a place where you can get information, exchange ideas and, above all, take part free of charge in the rescue of animals with often painful pasts. With a simple click, you can give animals a second chance. You can also make a donation for each animal in distress. Actuanimaux's richly-featured site is complemented by a blog. It supports numerous partner associations.

Lumigny-Nesles-Ormeaux is a town that offers many possibilities for equestrian tourism enthusiasts. The Comité National de Tourisme Equestre (CNTE) of the Fédération Française d'Equitation represents 2,500 equestrian establishments and riders' associations in the region. The CNTE works in close collaboration with the Comités Régionaux et Départementaux de Tourisme Equestre (CRTE and CDTE) to provide riders with safe, high-quality services. Our facilities are certified as "Centres de Tourisme Equestre" (Equestrian Tourism Centers), and our horses are certified as "Aptitude Sport et Loisir" (Sport and Leisure Aptitude). The CNTE also informs its members about major events and equestrian tourism practices through its quarterly publication "L'Estafette". It federates outdoor and leisure riding establishments and promotes their products through the Cheval Nature catalog. The CNTE identifies and protects the trails, gîtes and stopping-off points that are essential for horse-riding. It also organizes annual events such as Équirando, which brings together hikers and competitors in equestrian tourism disciplines. Last but not least, the CNTE supports trail riders from their first steps up to the highest level of competition by offering training and certification.

Pontault-Combault is home to the departmental branch of the FFME (Fédération Française de la Montagne et de l'Escalade). This branch offers a variety of climbing-related activities, such as competitions, training courses and rock adventure programs. It is also involved in ski-mountaineering and mountain and canyon activities. The FFME departmental branch has an artificial structure for climbing, and also welcomes climbers of all levels, including children, with climbing courses for toddlers.

It offers various competitions throughout the year, for all levels and age categories. The Comité Départemental de Golf de Seine-et-Marne is also responsible for promoting and developing golf in the département. The Comité Départemental de Golf de Seine-et-Marne is part of the Ligue Paris - Île de France, which groups together the various departmental golf committees in the region.

This archaeological association of the Rempart union organizes every year in July and August of the volunteer workshops. Educational activities for schools and leisure centres.

From the entrance you can admire the remains of the abbey: the arcades of the th century cloister, the medieval basin and constructions of the Middle ages.

The youth, disco and multimedia sector on Wednesday and Saturday at the same time, Tuesday and Friday only in the afternoon. In summer the library opens on Wednesday, Friday afternoon and Saturday.

A free general-information newspaper with a predominantly young readership, 20 Minutes covers national and international news, with the added bonus of local pages on current events, depending on the local edition - and the Paris edition is no exception. Launched in the 2000s, the newspaper has undergone many changes: smaller format, streamlined layout, more images, thinner pages. It's a recipe that seems to have worked, since 20 Minutes is the only paper to have held out against the many competitors in the free sector!

Useful and practical for the community of Parisians on the move, France Bleu Paris is the radio "service" par excellence, offering programming focused on outings, culture, local news and practical information. It is also a partner for events of all kinds, promoting citizenship, culture, heritage, gastronomy, sport and discovery. You can also find it digitally, via the website or the free "Ici" application, which lets you follow the programs live.

This formula allows to visit more and spend less, and gives access to several sites: The Caesar Tower, the Grange at the tithes, the Suterres and the museum. It also offers preferential rates on shows, Small Train and Roseraie. The Provins Pass is valid for a year if you do not have time to visit everything on the same day - on the other hand, the shows, the Roseraie and the Petit Train are to be made on the day of purchase. Rates *: adults 12 €, children from 5 to 12 years old 8.50 €. The Family Pass, 2 adults and their children from 5 to 12, costs € 35.50. * No sale of Pass at Provins Medieval, Harvest Day, Heritage Days.

As the name suggests, Fun Radio is all about having fun! But what we do best on this radio station is get listeners dancing to the hottest beats. Enjoy The Music, Party Fun and many other programs set the tone. For years, Fun has been one of the leading music radio stations in France, and therefore in the Paris region. Numerous podcasts are available, and most of the programs are now available on the many digital media that allow you to listen to the programs of the most dance of radios.

The weekly magazine in Paris is distributed in four major cities in France: Paris, Marseille, Lille and Lyon. In Paris is the most diffused News Urban on Paris and Ile de France with an average distribution of 350 000 copies per number. Set up free of charge every Monday morning in more than 1 000 underground and RER stations, In our Paris we inform readers of the news of live shows, entertainment and urban cultures. While competing henceforth, this title still has some success, especially with young Parisian assets, who are looking for information about the city's life. With its bias of selectivity and clarity in comments and criticisms, in Paris, in particular, we propose to discover the Drafting of the Essay, in its weekly notebooks with Capital Attitude. We are now on the other major French cities like Lille, Lyon, Côte d'Azur (Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Monaco), Marseille and Aix-en-Provence.

Since 1997 Radio Alpha is the only radio of Portuguese-speaking communities covering the whole of Paris and the Ile de France. Its programming is intended to be general: music, info (in French and Portuguese) with many guests, shows, sports and live news from Portugal.

Close, family-oriented and popular, Voltage has many programs devoted to the capital and its suburbs. On a daily basis, it takes the pulse of Paris and accompanies its listeners throughout the Île-de-France region. The emphasis is on music, with family programming. Voltage aims to be the radio of everyday life, connected to its listeners and to Paris through an enriched programme schedule. "Paris s'éveille" (broadcast in the morning, of course), "Tout peut arriver à Paris" and "Connectée à Paris" are among the main programs.

This media library specializes in the arts. In total, it contains over 73,000 documents: books, magazines, CDs, recorded texts and DVDs on dance, theater, film and the visual arts, as well as a local collection on Val Maubuée and Seine-et-Marne. By registering with the library, you will also be able to borrow documents free of charge from other libraries in Val Maubuée towns.

Rich in 16 000 documents, its thematic fund focuses on painting, from mural painting to contemporary painting through Impressionism.

With some 10 000 documents, this library has developed a musical thematic fund of 3 800 documents in which all genres are represented.

Inaugurated in 2006, this library is located in the Cultural Centre of Ferme Corsange. With some 12 000 documents - books, cds, cassettes, dvds and cd-books - it includes, in addition, 70 press titles, 3 multimedia posts, 2 access posts for the computer catalogue, 1 of which are accessible to the wrong and non-sighted, 1 DVD consultation post. It also has a thematic fund dedicated to the film adaptation of literary works.

Designed by the architects Paul Chemetov and Borja Huidobro, the library whose work began in April 2004 opened its doors at the 2007 Heritage Days in the heart of the urban centre, between the RER RER station and the university centre of the Val d'Europe. In addition to its very important fund, it is set up for the comfort of blind and visually impaired with access to the collections of the library library using specific software - speech synthesis, Braille printing. It is also the place of learning and languages with the tools necessary for initiation and upgrading in essential knowledge - French and foreign languages, mathematics… - using innovative software. A 120-seat auditorium and 12 multimedia consultation stations complete this equipment.

Located in the Priory's cultural centre, the Médiathèque library has a general fund of 16 000 documents: books, books-cassettes, cds… of 4 500 journals - 85 press titles - and 4 multimedia consultation posts, and above all an important thematic fund devoted to the youth image book. In the footsteps of Jean de Brunhoff and his Babar character born in Chessy, 2 300 image albums tell in colour the history of this particular narrative mode in youth literature.

The fabulous adventure of the chasselas de thomery in 2017 and the church of thomery in 2016. What is this information going with?

This company, specialized for years in the animation of corporate events through the values of sport, has been able to distinguish itself by proposing an atypical approach to the market. Today, Top Fun has four departments: Top Fun Anim, which produces and animates your seminars, meetings, relaxing days, incentives, evenings, and organizes sports, playful or cultural animations at the place of your choice; Top Fun Travel, department dedicated to business tourism, in France or Abroad, in mountain, at sea or in desert, with original concepts; Top Fun Event, which creates custom events, private concerts, gala dinners, cocktails… and Top Fun Created, a communication agency.

To know everything about Montereau's cultural life, the artistic program..

. This lock was built from 1724. In 1890, in order to accommodate larger boats, it is expanded. It consists of movable elements that accolent to lock, and above which a footbridge is formed to cross the canal.

This beautiful 4,000 m² space, spread over five levels, offers four different sections: youth, adults, studies and heritage. In all, it contains some 120,000 documents. The ancient collection is particularly noteworthy: incunabula, autograph letters by Bossuet, illuminated manuscripts such as the ^13th-century Roman de Renart. In short, an ideal place for those wishing to deepen their knowledge of Meaux's history before or after their visit! A second media library, the smaller Chenonceau media library, is located in the Espace Caravelle.

Located at the Hotel Marquelet de la Noue, a th and th century building.

Can you more insects and small rodents? EHS Directorate, an institution specialized in disinfection, disinsection and deodorization. Many insecticides are found in the shelves to no longer be upset by flies, cockroaches or cockroaches. Products are also available to kill mice. In various forms: lacquer, insecticide gel, blocks or grains of water repellent, glue plates… Good to know in case of invasion: a team of professionals can intervene in your home to address your concerns directly.

Le Figaroscope accompanies the Wednesday edition of Le Figaro , without supplement. The (well-known) principle: a 60-page cultural guide created in September 1987. The editorial team puts all the latest cultural, leisure and entertainment news from Paris and the Ile-de-France region into perspective. Since its creation, this weekly has gradually become a reference for its traditional readership, who now have a veritable bible with which to survey the culinary, cultural and sporting life not only of Paris, but also of the Ile-de-France region!

The first free daily newspaper in collaboration with Le Monde and Courrier International chooses to wake you up with visuals. A portfolio system makes it possible to present most of the news in pictures, a good way to get information for those who read the columns in a good morning. There is a constant echo of news in France, France and the world. Finally, the subjects become lighter with Sports, Leisure and Practice (games, TV, weather…), which agréablement this daily, which has found its own graphic style, more inspired by magazines than newspapers. More than years from Lille, Lyon, Montpellier, Bordeaux and Marseille.

For more than 30 years, INS is dealing with the problems of deodorization and disinsection in Paris. The placement of rodonticides bait or insecticides has the dual advantage of being effective and odeur. Some insects deal only with spraying or fogging. Acariens, chips, ants, cockroaches, wasps etc. will first be retrieved and all areas treated with the ad hoc product. Note that it is possible to request an intervention under 24 hours for emergencies. INS is also involved in cleaning - emergency or not - vacuum columns and damage to underground waters.

Infrared, to see it in the world of night! Distributed to nearly 69 000 copies and distributed in more than 1 500 points in Paris and in the major cities of the province, Infrared celebrates this year the 10 years of its creation and always focuses on making "what makes and those at night" discover. Their credo: " distract and inform about what happens between 18 a. m. and 6 p. m. ". To do this, interviews, portraits and reports are this monthly tabloid of 24 pages. The perfect tool for the Parisian jet-setteur, but also for all night-owls.

Housed in the Hôtel de Lamoignon, which alone is worth a visit, the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris (BHVP) houses a collection of over a million documents on the history of the capital and the Ile-de-France region, including manuscripts, old maps, drawings, postcards and photographs from the ^16th century to the present day. The archives of Parisian families, autographs, scholarly papers, topographical documents, archaeological surveys, correspondence of famous men and manuscripts preserved in the library are remarkable. Among the most precious documents are some of Voltaire's correspondence, manuscripts by Michelet, Flaubert's notebooks and the manuscript of his Education sentimentale. The BHVP is designed for researchers, but also for anyone with a passion for the destiny of the most beautiful city in the world! Consultation is on site only, after free registration and presentation of proof of identity and a photo. The Renaissance-style building, which is well worth a visit in any case, also hosts exhibitions on Paris. All in all, it's a place where you can get caught up in the discoveries and readings, and one that every Paris lover, and indeed every curious person, should discover at least once. And don't forget that the library is open from 10am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday: plenty of time for a moment out of time!

She in Paris is the first female supplement in Paris. Small, practical and close, it offers to the woman an exclusive selection of addresses and good plans (shopping, fashion, deco, beauty, culture, etc.) and uncovers places, outstanding personalities, original trends…

Talk-shows and permanent interactivity, RMC Info bases much of its programming on these two pillars. In addition to news, the station offers a varied program schedule, ranging from practical topics (home, cars, internet...) to the world of poker, and including well-known features such as the Charles Matin and Apolline Matin morning shows, presented by Charles Magnien and Apolline de Malherbe. RMC Info is also the No. 1 sports radio station, with dozens of hours of airtime every week and slots hosted by former sportsmen and women.

This website was created in 2015 by a Frenchman who has lived in North Macedonia. It's a free, well-done travel guide. It's quite comprehensive and shares the same enthusiasm for this destination as we do, even if it lacks practical information (hotels, restaurants, etc.), certain regions and regular updates. But its content is rich and of almost professional quality. In particular, it contains two very useful little lexicons in Macedonian and Albanian.

The ACFT is an association under the law of 1901 whose objectives are the following: to give Thai language courses, to share the love of Thailand, to bring together Franco-Thai families, and to organize outings and meetings. Thai classes take place in the 15th arrondissement on Saturdays, last 2 hours, and follow the school schedule. The website is full of information, advice, classified ads, and even job offers.

Please note that times are subject to change, so please check before visiting.

Guiry-en-Vexin is a charming village in the Val-d'Oise department. With a population of 155, it offers a peaceful atmosphere and low population density. The village is surrounded by woods and meadows, making it a very pleasant place to live. It also boasts a remarkable heritage, including a château, a church and a departmental archaeological museum. Guiry-en-Vexin is a member of the Communauté de communes de Vexin Centre and has signed up to the Charter of the Parc naturel régional du Vexin. The village is well served by high-speed fiber-optic Internet access.

Chérence is a charming commune in the Vexin regional nature park. It offers a peaceful, verdant setting, ideal for nature lovers. The commune also boasts an elementary school, located at the same address, which welcomes local children. For cultural activities, Chérence regularly hosts contemporary art exhibitions in the communal orchard, as well as festive events such as the Easter egg hunt. The people of Chérence are also proud of their history and heritage, as evidenced by the publication "De Carentius à Chérence", available from the town hall.

Chaussy is a small town in the Val d'Oise département of the Île-de-France region. This market offers a variety of local products such as wine, poultry, sushi, beer, organic vegetables, honey, dairy products, etc. The Villarceaux estate also offers seasonal jobs for estate surveillance. It also offers interesting tourist opportunities nearby.

Écouen town hall also has a website where visitors can find out more about the town and its services. Écouen is a tourist town thanks to its rich history and heritage, including the National Renaissance Museum and the Church of Saint-Acceul. Tourists can visit the Tourist Information Office for further information.

Taverny town hall also offers jobs in various fields such as municipal police, youth, early childhood, urban planning, culture, etc. Taverny is a dynamic town with a strong emphasis on biodiversity, ecology and sustainable development. It offers many professional opportunities and is committed to providing a working environment based on humility, empathy, benevolence and altruism.

Vétheuil is a charming tourist village in the Val d'Oise. The Vétheuil town hall is best accessed by appointment. Vétheuil also offers a wide range of tourist and leisure activities, as well as services and administrative procedures. To find out about all the news and events in Vétheuil, you can consult their online calendar.

The town hall offers a range of online services, notably for administrative formalities, the living environment, aid and solidarity, and leisure activities. The town hall also provides a reporting service to help improve the town. You can report any problem or incident relating to urban planning, the environment, safety or any other subject. They are ready to work with you to improve the city for everyone.

Jehan Piquet from The Hague, lord of the village to whom he gave his name, Le Plessis-Piquet, built this "house of pleasure" around 1412. There is little left of the original construction, surrounded by moat and surrounded by a high wall. Major readjustments take place in the th and th centuries: A staircase of beautiful proportions rises to a building with a sober lines, the windows of which are at uneven heights. In 1854, the great publisher Louis Hachette (1800-1864) became the owner, he died in 1864 after being mayor of the city, from 1856 to 1857 and councillor until his death. This residence became town hall in 1931.

Singer and actor, Maurice Chevalier (1888-1972) won the entire world with his cane and famous canotier, with songs like My Apple or Valentine. Filmmaker Ernst Lubitsch leads him in many Hollywood music films (Parade of Love, 1930, Happy Widow, 1934). He is buried in his stage costume near his mother, in blue smoking, his canotier laid on the chest.

Here you can discover the impressive Hôtel de Ville, which houses the municipality's administrative offices. However, it is possible to book an appointment online for certain administrative procedures, such as applications for identity cards, passports, reception certificates, nursery pre-registration, civil sponsorship and marriage plans. To cancel an appointment, all you need is the application number sent to you when you booked your appointment. For further information, please contact Palaiseau Town Hall on 01 69 31 93 00.