Things to see and do Ile-De-France

The buildings of this factory date back to the seventeenth century, whereas its Saint-Louis chapel dates back to the eighteen century. As for Galerie des Gobelins, it was built in 1914; the word Gobelins is simply derived from a family of dyers, the Gobelin - with no s! - who settled there in the fifteenth century in the Saint-Marcel neighbourhood that had already specialized in this activity. The weavers finally settled under the reign of Henri IV in the premises belonging to them. During the reign of Louis XIV, Colbert who was the minister at the time decided to make this site a real factory with a mission to produce exceptional quality curtains for royal palaces and embassies. Attached to the administration of Mobilier National in 1937, this factory is still set at the highest level in terms of quality and creativity. One of the traditions of this factory is to reach out to the greatest visual artists of the moment in order to imagine new patterns. A visit accompanied by the speaker of the factory, will enable you discover the history and operation of the site in details. Note that Galerie des Gobelins offers temporal exhibitions where you can see treasures woven some years back or today.

This museum offers a real trip back to childhood for parents or grandparents. Children will be delighted with this amazing visit. Many dolls dating back to 1800 to our days are exposed through permanent and temporary exhibitions. Porcelain, papier-mâché, fabric, celluloid or plastic, all these dolls are exhibited with accessories, furniture and many toys of yesteryear. If you want appraise your antique dolls or your toys, a "clinic" is specialized in estimating their values ​​or restoring them. The permanent rooms presenting the Odin collection in 4 rooms, with 40 windows housing over 600 dolls dating back to 1800 to 1959 were refurbished.

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

The mission of this tourist office is to welcome, inform and promote tourism in Greece. The people who work here are experts on the destination, and can provide a wealth of quality information on the country. They can also suggest personalized activities and itineraries for visitors.

It's nice to walk in nature, take the time to look around, without a noise. The Roses Road, a wooded reserve of 17 hectares, is one of the 18 sensitive natural spaces open to the public by the General Council. The start of the promenade starts in Servon and extends over 16 km. You will pass through the communes of Brie-Comte-Robert, Grisy-Suines, Coubert, Soignolles-en-Brie, Coubert and Yèbles. The last segment between Coubert and Yeblès was inaugurated in September. A recent section claimed by many people. The route of the rose trail follows the old railroad route that connected Paris-Bastille to Verneuil-l'Etang in the th century. Today, it takes the hikers who are walking or cycling through the landscapes of the valley of the Yerres and the plateau de la Brie. Season flowers, wild herbs and spontaneous vegetation evolve over the seasons. And all the regulars will say that this is what makes its charm.