Administrations and services Ile-De-France

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.

Grand Prix de Rome in 1899 and pioneer of modern architecture, Tony Garnier, assisted by Jacques Debate-Ponsan, conceived the city hall in close liaison with Mayor André Morizet. Its location symbolizes the reunification of the north and south of the city. It will be built in four years from 1931 to 1934. It consists of two fixed parallélépipèdes in the sense of length. The first consists of the Council Room, the reception rooms and the office of the mayor and its deputies, the second being the administrative services. The rooms are beautifully decorated. The interior hall, with its majestic appearance, is illuminated by the zenith, where its nickname of the Cathedral of Light.

At the location of the Jeanne d'Arc institution was the "small castle from the bottom", a building serving Queen Henriette's English guards. In the middle of the th century, a foundation led by the sisters of Providence of Portieux was created by Baron Le Roy, the last owner of the small castle, De Island. During the first World War, the buildings were made available to the Red Cross, which installed a military hospital there.

This cemetery dates back to the early th century. It houses the tombs of personalities who marked the history of the city, remarkable by their statuary and funeral monuments. Among the famous tombs to discover, obviously those of the Guerlain family.

The construction of the city hall with its belfry designed by the Leseine brothers began in 1913 to end ten years later, after a break due to the first world war.

Located between 1838 and 1851 at the corner of Bagneux Street and Fontenay street, this construction was originally the first École school.

Asnières-sur-Seine is home to the town hall, which is also a local authority. The site provides information on administrative formalities, services for families and senior citizens, culture, work in progress and upcoming events. The town hall also provides an online portal for certain administrative procedures.

This long island nestled in the middle of the Seine inspired the Impressionist painters and dedicated themselves to the skippers. Then occupied by companies in the chemical industry, it now has a large park.

A local bus service named Valouette allows to travel in town. Every 30 minutes from Monday to Friday from 7 am to 9 pm and from 17 pm to 19 pm and every hour from 9 am to 17 pm. Every hour Saturday from 7 am to 19 pm.

For ultrasound scans, please call 01 41 52 46 60. The Town Hall fax number is 01 41 52 46 69. Public services close 15 minutes before the Town Hall closes.

BFM Paris, the Parisian branch of the famous channel, has, since its launch more than three years ago, gradually become a dedicated channel that is very useful and appreciated by Parisians - it is one of the provincial versions of the group. In addition to sports and general information, here you will be given many tips and practical information: traffic (and it's very useful!), roads and transport, weather, culture. So you have real-time traffic information on every transport line.

Founded in Andorra in the 1960s, Sud Radio has gone from strength to strength. First extending its airwaves to the South-West, it conquered the Île-de-France region in 2011. Sud Radio offers a program of debate and free expression. It is broadcast on FM in 31 départements and Monaco, as well as on DAB+ in these same regions and near major cities. Finally, even though it now broadcasts exclusively from Paris, it remains faithful to Ovalie, with a large proportion of its programming devoted to rugby matches.

Based in France, this paid-for, high-quality news site is the only genuine source of serious information in French on the region. It covers news from North Macedonia and the Balkans through articles translated from the peninsula's press and reports by members of the editorial staff. It was founded in 1998 by French journalist and historian Jean-Arnault Dérens. This specialist in the former Yugoslavia is still the site's editor-in-chief. Courrier des Balkans collaborates with other media such as Mediapart.

Thecoworking that reinvents coworking: here is Greenspace which, for years, has been offering spaces like no other in the heart of the ^11th arrondissement. The spaces are airy, very bright, and offer fixed or flexible workstations, as well as private offices for teams wishing to be more isolated. Services are included, such as access to relaxation areas, monthly wellness sessions, and fully secured premises with 24-hour access. The premises, which also include a garden, a patio, a terrace and a restaurant, emphasize the calm and benevolence of the workers.

Face-à-Face at about 300 €, des Carrera at about € 130, Giorgio Armani for about 150 € and Vertical Eyewear at prices around 110 € are arranged here as mounts. Any other product relating to optical issues can, of course, be found in this very elegant, professional and professional shop of a good reputation in the city, very close to your eyes, adjusted to your view and for your pleasure of discreet or shiny development.

Krys is more than 850 stores in France, including in Paris Paris. The brand is among the leaders of the optical market. You will find in this shop, as in the other Noutiques Noutiques, an atmosphere and all major brands including Chanel, Paul & Joe or Oakley. Specific offers are proposed: on the purchase of two pairs of glasses, a pair of glasses that you change the dressing to your liking (steels, creative, original), the almost invisible progressive glasses KrisPurs. Not to mention the [K] range, solar, basic or progressive, that displays montures and correcteurs at low prices.

The world leader in hearing solutions, Amplifon has 700 centers in France and offers hearing aids to facilitate the lives of people with hearing difficulties. In addition, Amplifon has created two hearing tests, the first in the form of a questionnaire, the second in the form of a test with sounds according to a methodology developed by the independent association FrancePresbyacousie.

Created in 1995, this monthly magazine is published since 2020 by Editions Larivière, just like Echappement magazine. It includes tests of different models, reports, tutorials for the restoration of the vehicle and technical data sheets, but also classified ads and advertisements of automotive professionals. Gazoline also produces very interesting special issues. The website allows you to consult the agenda of events, read some articles, consult the directory and access the Gazoline forum.

As its name suggests, Youngtimers magazine is about so-called "youngtimers". That is to say, vehicles that have not been produced for 15 years and are less than 30 years old. Their popularity is increasing and some of them are real collectors. The monthly magazine Youngtimers offers tests and presentations of these different models, technical tutorials, period documents, ads and also special issues. The website also allows you to consult announcements and lists of events.

Echappement magazine is specialized in sports cars and competition, modern and old. Created in 1968, it is now published by Editions Larivière, just like Gazoline. In this monthly magazine, you can follow the news of the motor sport, the results of the tests and guide of purchase of modern sports cars, but also old ones. There are reports on the great moments of the automobile competition of the past decades. A section is also reserved for interviews, the presentation of circuits and trackdays, as well as classified ads and buying guides.

LVA AUTO groups together three magazines dedicated to classic cars: La vie de l'auto, Autoretro and Rétroviseur. If La vie de l'auto is a weekly, Autoretro and Rétroviseur are monthly. You will find the latest news on automotive events, tests, presentation of models, classified ads, events calendar. On the LVA Auto website, you can also consult the vintage car coast, the agenda, the directory of vintage car professionals, the ads for the sale of vehicles, parts and objects.

Radio M's is a 100% local radio in eastern Paris. It offers chronicles from Montreuil and pop-rock and funk music. It seeks to reach all audiences and wants to serve the expression and citizen involvement in the territory. It promotes artists and works that are not well known and that receive little or no media coverage. It is also part of a popular education approach, promoting culture and associative investment. Everyone has the right to access the airwaves and to participate in the various programs.

The lab team receives you from Monday to Saturday without an appointment. To be tested, you must provide your order, your vital card and/or your mutual certificate. In some cases, the levy must be carried out at a fasting or under special conditions. Please be careful, please. Results are available quickly since most analyzes before 11 h are searchable after 5 p. m. If you cannot travel, the laboratory also carries out a home check by appointment.

ERA France is a real estate agency located in Versailles. Their head office is at 18 Rue Mansart, 78000 Versailles. ERA France offers a range of real estate services, such as buying, selling and renting property. They also offer advice on buying, selling and renting real estate. ERA France is a reputable and reliable real estate agency in Versailles.

AGENCE ROYALE real estate agency offers property for sale and rent, including apartments and houses. Versailles is a town in the Yvelines department of the Île-de-France region, with a population of around 88,519. To find accommodation in the vicinity of this real estate agency, you can consult advertisements from private individuals and professionals, as well as student residences and Crous. Other real estate agencies in the Versailles area include A.i.f.g, Nicolas et Vicher, Neptune Immobilier, Agence de l'Hôtel de Ville, Gecina and S.c.i.m.

The agency offers property sales and rental services. It has a cellar, but no parking or elevator. There is no janitor in the building. Agence CHESNEAU has been a reliable partner since 1907, offering a wide choice of properties in Versailles.

After the First World War, the Book Committee on Children's Libraries settled in the context of the reconstruction of libraries for youth. The first "Joyful Hour" opened in Brussels in 1920. Founded in 1935 at the initiative of Antoinette Kont, that of Versailles (became a municipal library in 1977), the creation of its conservation fund towards 1980 (by Gilberta Mantoux) was created for editorial production from the 20 s and 30 s. With 1 620 volumes covering the literatures of Romance languages, that of youth from the years 20 to 60, and a specific collection entered here after 1940, Happy Hour intends to combine the provision of books for youth (on-site consultation, loans for external exhibitions) and public reading, workshops also animate the life of the library.

Organized in the prestigious framework of the Hotel des affaires Etrangères built in 1762, under Louis XV, this memory of books inherited the collections of the libraries (Saisies à la Révolution) of Louis XVI, his queen Marie-Antoinette and Madame Barry, and has since enriched, since then, purchases and donations: with an encyclopaedic fund whose axes of excellence are the history of Versailles, the chronologies of the th, th and th centuries and the music, the municipal library of Versailles is therefore, thanks to this heritage which makes it one of the most important of France. They are almost 700 000 documents (including 100 000 volumes of old books, and over 40 000 free access titles, reference books, documentaries, novels, comic strips, practical manuals), and a large number of periodicals that are offered in this place of study and research, also open to a wide audience. And for those that the large embarrassed quiet spaces, it should be understood that the network actually consists of 200 000 documents in free access, as the 9 neighborhood libraries (2 reserved for young people: those of Happy Hour and Saint-Louis; 4 for adults and youth: Celles, Porchefontaine, Prés-aux-Bois and Vauban; 3 for adults: those of Notre-Dame, Clagny and Inter-Ages University are mentioned. Finally, to those who prefer the audition at the reading, the library of Versailles has a discotheque with 20 000 recordings available.

A direct heir from the Ecole des Pages du Roi, CNR is housed in a th century building, the hotel de la Chancellery, in a street adjacent to Versailles castle. The institution (structured in 3 departments: music, drama and dance) is the primary vocation of allowing everyone to access the art under the vigilance and guidance of the 80 teachers, renowned artists, who make every year 1 400 pupils (young children, amateurs and future professionals from France and abroad), among which one quarter in the established hours (to follow musical lessons or to navigate along with their music) General studies). A place of learning, culture and exchange, the Conservatory also participates throughout the year in the animation of the city through numerous concerts, theatre pieces or dance performances, and even hearings open to the public.

The CMB provides a mission for the study and dissemination of the French musical heritage of the th and th centuries, until little or little known and a large part of which was composed for the Court of Versailles. Thanks to a multidisciplinary team of researchers, publishers, pedagogues, producers and musicians, who restored, restored and "re-established" the forgotten or incomplete works of the Grand Century, it is now possible to recognize the airs, motets and messes of the air, and the talent, among other things, of Jean-Joseph Mouret, the composer of the Italian Comedy (where Pierre Sueca de Chamblain de Marivaux is concerned), who organised all of them. The great evenings of the castle of Seal, where the little girls of Louis XIV lived. Each autumn, the CMBV carries out a season of baroque concerts, in the Royal Opera or the chapel of the Château de Versailles, during which the best ensembles and soloists, specialists in the interpretation of ancient music, occur on stage.

The Place du Marché de Neauphle-le-Château, which was built in the late th century, would be the only square square (double quadrangular) closed from Ile-de-France.

The Maison Rousseau is a meeting place for senior citizens. It offers a wide range of cultural and sporting activities, trips, intergenerational meetings and more. It is open to Plaisiris residents who are no longer working. Registration is free of charge. Some activities require a financial contribution. To register, simply bring a passport photo, proof of identity and proof of address.

Le Mesnil-Saint-Denis is a charming town in the Yvelines department of the Île-de-France region.

Housed in a building in the late 3rd century, Les Sheep organize around a square courtyard and offers the rental of 130 reception rooms (from 210 m 2 to 2 m 210, or 100 to 300 seated or 240 to standing) with catering and sound at the choice of the organizer.

This large library is mainly attended by students and students of the faculty, but also by whole families who take away a few documents or simply relax by reading in well-established and very clear spaces. A very friendly place to culture.

This cultural hall managed by the town of Trappes presents shows (music, theatre, dance, circus) aimed at the general public and young people, but also school workshops (the Chemin des Arts festival takes place there every May). This 1,200-seat modular hall also hosts many renowned artists and, thanks to its highly diversified programming, is able to give pride of place to local initiatives.

Founded by the priest of Elancourt, the orphanage was recognized as public utility by imperial decree on 7 April 1866. In 1860, Abbot Méquignon collected over 60 orphans. Given the enormity of the task, he obtained the assistance of three sisters from Saint Vincent-de-Paul. Five years later, 125 children joined the group already formed. He then built the orphanage. Since December 1967, the Méquignon Foundation has replaced the orphanage, which became a social children's house. Noted: the tombstone of Father Augustin Méquignon, the chapel of l'Assomption.

Through its strategic position, the OPIE, established in 1969, conducts information, awareness-raising, training consultancy and livestock activities aimed primarily at the protection and maintenance of the biodiversity of entomofauna through the management of its habitat. In order for the general public to be more affected by the world of insects, a permanent exhibition is presented on its premises, accompanied by vivaria, audio-visual projections and tours commented on with phasmes, crickets or beetles among so many others.

This grand property is specialized in receptions and weddings. Among other strong points, it puts a pool at the disposal of the clientele (only for receptions). Traditional style cuisine is very well known in the region, and in summer the terrace is a charming place. We will remember the elegance of the large bourgeois house in the middle of the th century. Finally, the professionalism of this establishment includes great courtesy at the reception and during the service.

This house of tradition, situated on a green park of 2 ha on the banks of the Seine, welcomes guests in the warm decor (all wood) of a large room and terrace overlooking nature and a piece of water. It serves traditional quality cuisine that is only a bit of fantasy, perhaps. The fact is that the institution has made itself a specialty of receptions and seminars: wedding, banquets and other private events, business lunches and corporate committees will be cordially received, and the restaurant will make available its 4 panoramic lounges (from 75 m 2 to 650 m 2, or 20 to 400 people with sonorisée dance track, and its menus studied for the occasion (from 46 to 99).

From the former town hall built in the 1930 s, Michel Euvé, the architect who rehabilitated the city hall building, kept the entrance and the campanile. Inside, a mineral sculpture welcomes the visitor in the lobby. Outside, in the centre of the town hall, another sculpture, made of metal painted this time. It is signed by Nicolas Sahnes and was designed on the computer from the form of a previous work. The artist simply extracted the geometric structure which, once distorted, does not book at the centre of this basin only its "emptiness".

It was Benedictine monks who, in 1973, decided to restore monastic life on the site of the former abbey of Port-Royal-des-Champs, and, advised by a team of managers, created the Centre Culturel Le Prieuré, then composed of 55 austere rooms, 10 meeting rooms and a restaurant with 50 seats. More than 30 years later, refurbished, enlarged, modernized and having benefited from a good "publicity" (the French football team came to recharge its batteries and won the 1984 Euro), and above all managed by another team, the Centre de Port-Royal, with 8 fully equipped meeting rooms, 3 sub-committee rooms, 51 rooms with modern comfort (television, GST and telephone), and warm, with a view of the green forest, and a spacious and bright restaurant (150 seats) that offers 3 appetizing menus of a gourmet cuisine, welcomes all seminars and receptions. On site, you will also be able to enjoy various leisure activities such as playrooms, billiards, tennis courts and a multi-sport field. Private receptions can accommodate 60 to 120 people seated but only on weekends.

Another publication of the agglomeration community, this free quarterly, published with 11 000 copies and distributed on subscription, addresses all the economic developments of the territory through, among other things, folders and interviews.

Montigny-le-Bretonneux, in the town of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, is home to the SQYclope electronic cigarette boutique. This store offers in-store purchasing and in-store pick-up services. As for activities and events in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, there is a wide choice of cultural events such as shows, exhibitions and concerts.

The public reading network of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines includes no fewer than eight libraries and a Bookmobile. A free service that allows all residents of the town to access a rich collection of some 542 000 documents. With a single membership, you can reserve a title from each of these institutions and access the entire network. You can borrow books, magazines, C.D., K 7 audio or video, and software in a media library and report the document in any of the library libraries.

It is not common for a city in its thirties to be awarded the prestigious label Villes d'art et d'histoire by the Ministry of Culture and Communication. And yet, the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines urban community succeeded in this brilliant move in June 2006. It is thus the first new ex-city to have received this label, which responds to three criteria: make residents aware of their living environment and encourage quality tourism, introduce young people to architecture, heritage and urban planning, and finally present the city (visits, interpretation centre...). It thus testifies to the tremendous human adventure that was the creation, in barely thirty years, of this young urban area of 150,000 inhabitants. A veritable open-air museum, a laboratory for contemporary architecture and urban art, this territory also boasts remarkable ancient sites and an exceptional natural heritage that makes up more than 40 % of its image. The recognition of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines therefore marks a further step in the development of recent cities. It is also a strong signal for contemporary creation, with its wanderings and dazzling successes. Today, Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines groups together 12 municipalities (Elancourt, Guyancourt, La Verrière, Magny-les-Hameaux, Montigny-le-Bretonneux, Trappes, Voisins-le-Bretonneux, Plaisir, Villepreux, Claye-sous-bois, Coignières and Maurepas) with different stories.

The mission of this association for Culture, Leisure and Training is to be a place of experimentation and social and cultural innovation, listening to the population and participating in local development. Each season, it welcomes more than 2 000 members of all ages to whom it proposes a full range of activities (from language courses or sports sport, to dance, music or philosophy workshops) and cultural spaces (a recording studio, 2 rehearsal studios, "MAD" for young local creators, and especially "L'Eclipse", room shows more than 50 performances, including a musical majority). Since last November, and after more than a year of work, the members had to return to brand new premises. The famous International Friendships Hall has been completely renovated and will be able to host concerts with more than 500 spectators. The largest association of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, already unavoidable, is even more important.

Free of charge on Friday, Sport is a beautiful part of the photos and is always interested in big media sports such as rugby, football or tennis or Formula 1. One constant, however: headings focused on well-being, health and portraits of young women, which you prefer to present lightly rather than in their sports. From the glamour, the slide, the cuta, everything served by the colour and a large format that puts a contemporary model in value.

The Ile-de-France edition of France 3 brings together all the information from the 7 departments, and that of Yvelines is always generously covered between noon and 2pm at lunchtime and between 7pm and 8pm in the evening. An office is located in Versailles.

Private local radio of Mantises-la-Jolie, the former MVBS (Mantises, Véxin, Bords-de-Seine) became in the 90 s, MBS (Music Box Stereo). The station focuses today on music (mainly country and sixty) and leisure information, with a minimum of publicity.