Things to see and do Ile-De-France

Mount Valérien is known mainly for its fort and the American cemetery. But it also houses the barracks where the 8 ^th French transmission Regiment is stationed and has retained a very beautiful military pettiness, the only one in France. He also participates in civil competitions, because yes, big is also a sport and serves not only to send messages in hostile times. The museum devoted to it contains a wealth of historical treasures elsewhere elsewhere and presents in an educational way the history of big from antiquity to day, giving a large space to the military activities of the travellers'pigeons during the last conflicts. A very informative documentary film can also be projected.

From Henri Matisse and his eloquent colour to Dega and the nude, through the Passion of Lighthouses, so many exciting lectures on very diverse subjects, always treated with attention to detail. Sometimes in night, from 20 h 30, other times during weekends, themes and topics discussed are always related to an exhibition adjoining them (Grand Palais, Musée d'Orsay, Georges Pompidou center, etc.). A good way of not going to the middle of abstract and abstruse figures, but to discover the outcome of a pearl or reed.

Albert Glatigny, a young poet who died in Sèvres, gave his name to this staircase. Sebastian James, a famous internationally acclaimed artist, executed a fresco "The Court of Miracles". This staircase has 126 steps. During its descent, it allows to contemplate the left bank of the city. Vertigineux staircase that makes a curve to resume its race and to give on a paved courtyard, it is the law of beautiful walks dealing with houses of sévrien heritage. You can even contemplate fruit trees.

Painted wood sculptures, praise for bronze, work on the body. Wood, clay, plaster or paper, the sculptures are created from relationships between the different materials, couples sitting in bronze, wrestlers, hands, mate, mate, nurture… Children's games, the expectations of co-existence, move away, ignorent, or share. Math or triple paper mâché, a whole world signs its presence in the matter. A visit to and from the city.

This tourist office is a reference point for visitors seeking information on the city's tourist attractions, current events, restaurants and accommodation. Visitors can spend an average of 20 to 45 minutes here to get advice and brochures on what to do in Paris. The tourist office is easily accessible by metro, with the Hôtel de Ville station nearby.

At the request, the company can make visits "Les Cellars du Roi ex brasserie de la Meuse" network of underground galleries dug in limestone to store the wine and then bierre. It is a society that ensures the preservation of the archaeological and historical heritage of Sèvres and its surroundings. It conducts historical and archaeological research on Sèvres and its region, and contributes to the interest in local history and archaeology. In this place where very old relics await you, you can come in contact with the friends of the company and know the company's magazine, SAVARA, and acquire some numbers.

Tourist Information Office for Europe in Paris.

This 2,7 hectare park was called to 1937 Description Park in the name of the widow of the composer Léo Delibes, before being renamed the name of the Minister of the Popular Front. Opened to the public in 1897, this green space was expanded and opened in 1910 by the former mayor of Clichy, Louis Gaudier. It is a pleasant place to walk in the heart of the city, just a few metres away from the metro, with a piece of water and shady alleys, where it makes good strolls. There are beautiful statues offered by the General Council, and young people will benefit from the playground.

This neo-classical theatre bears the name of a th-century poet, whose statue can be seen in the hall. At the beginning of the th century, the place is a ballroom built by the architects Pierre and Louis Guidetti. The space will be built in theatre only in 1990, when the last theatre in the city closed its doors. Previously, there was a police station, a library and a conservatory of music. The site today welcomes the public for various shows: this year, weekends with jazz sounds and countless theatrical performances are on the agenda.

Edifiés by architects Popinot and All between 1908 and 1910, Spring warehouses testify to the city's industrial activity at the beginning of the th century. The concrete structure is designed by François Hennebique, while Ceramist Alexander Bigot focuses on the exterior decoration of the building. Located in 1905 on the Haussmann Boulevard in Paris, the Spring Store Company opens an annex to Clichy which will serve as a shop and storage warehouse. The left part of the building was added in 1923 by the architects Demoisson and Wybo. With its glass and metal structure, the building is a fine example of Art-Deco architecture and is easily recognized. Note that the local tourist office proposes to know more about this building.

Brilliant ide, this initiative of Herve\ du Tango: try to cover gay Paris through the history of the capital. This initiative is e in May 2005 and remains unique in Paris. This association of Law 1901 unites those who wish to become involved in the promotion and development of LGBT tourism in Paris. Parisians who love their city inform tourists every Saturday of the CGL on all the questions about the unusual, cultural, and friendly gay and Lesbian Paris, and lent the history and cultures of the 1980 th-century Gay Paris. The guide tours are about two hours away from the eyes we have on the capital. In the first place, the. of the gay people of Paris (boi) and the. (.). But they also evoke the pressures that have hit the "'" and the "tribades" during the key branches, as well as their struggles to acque the rights and become citizens like others. Other visits propose to see the great muse ́ es Parisian and some temporary exhibitions with a look… gay, of course. Inverties is a professional student who will be able to take part in the study of the inverties ́, the., the. and the. The association offers an increase in its catalogue and caters for an increasingly large audience and varies with an increasing number of visitors from September to June (the calendar on the website). Possibility of organizing one of the spe tours for members of LGBT associations at a rate pre\ fe ́ rentiel.

Martinique is a true economic and cultural actor. The Maison de Martinique welcomes you for your tourist information, exhibitions and conferences, presentations of products (gastronomic, literary, handicraft), film projections on the actuality and heritage of Martinique, meetings with personalities from Martinique, economic interviews, rental of workspaces, a shop…

Missions and Strategies of the Tourism Cluster: to increase the visibility of Martinique, to open it up to European markets, to boost in particular business tourism, to establish permanent links with the hotels…

Missions and Strategies of the Economy Cluster: to offer the economic development actors of the region Martinique a capacity for proximity action offsetting the ultra-peripherality of the territory.

Missions and Strategies of the Associations Cluster: to be a unique address for strengthening and structuring associative tissue, with the priority objective of creating a federation of martiniquaises associations of France and Europe.

Missions and strategies of the Culture and Sports cluster: to highlight martinique culture in all its forms around the talents, artists and sports of the island, also being a meeting place for sports federations.

Unmissable, because located on the heights that are visible south of Saulx-les-Chartreux, the departmental forest of the rock has no less than 98 hectares. Gradually acquired since the late 1970s by local authorities and the National Forestry Office, this is a great place to walk, and allows you to discover an abundant flora: oaks, beeches, chestnut trees, robinia. On the slopes of what everyone here calls the "plateau", you will find the sands of Fontainebleau, giving an original side to the whole.