Things to see and do Ile-De-France

The Cueillette Collection is a farmhouse Cap de Straw, in the heart of the new town of Senart, on the municipalities of Lieusaint and Savigny-le-Temple. Over the seasons you can pick up some different fruits, vegetables and flowers. The product goes directly from the earth to the basket. The garden and the orchard combine authenticity and modernity in the choice of varieties and the respectful cultivation techniques of the earth. A work that you will appreciate when you pick up your collection, because in the end, the gathering is the pleasure of collecting fruits, vegetables and flowers from the garden without the corvée of the binette.

In April and May from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. and from 14 p. m. to 19 p. m.

June to October 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. and 14 p. m. to 20 p. m. - Without interruption on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.

From December to mid-March: Saturday from a. m. to p. m. and from p. m. to p. m.

Located at the southern entrance of the park, the Great Hall, built around 1865-1867, hosts today large exhibitions, shows, music festivals... During the Olympic Games, the Paralympic weightlifting competitions will be held there. On the way there, you will find the Nubian Lions Fountain of 1811, located at the southern entrance of the park. Listed as a historical monument, it was first erected on the Place de la République and then transferred to La Villette in 1867.

Disney Village has been designed as a festive extension of Disneyland parks, mixing derivative products, restaurants, bars, entertainment (Gaumont cinemas, arcade games rooms, dinners-shows), concerts and romantic walks on the shores of Buena Vista Lake with views of its captive balloon. To access the cheapest solution is to park in Val d 'Europe and take RER A (only one station between the two and RER station is close to the village) because, let's be frank, the cost of the parking lots that serve it is exorbitant! Once on site, the visitor's feeling is shared by pleasure to stroll through the alleys looking for an atypical restaurant, a bar or a surprise, and frustration with the artificial and expensive side of the services offered. Therefore, we understand better why the site is primarily aimed at visitors coming out of theme parks to take a glass or ice, and thus finish their marathon day rather than to those who come to spend the evening there. If you stay at one of the Disney hotels nearby, you will have in every way fun to come there, especially when the hordes of tourists are more sparse. There is also a program of interesting festivities, karaoke evenings, thematic weekends (for example to discover Welsh cooking and crafts), dance courses, Saint Patrick celebrated in the very good mood appropriate, etc.

Cityrama is one of the major organiser of tours, notably in Paris. In addition to its famous tourist bus service Paris l'Opentour, this company has a catalogue of large and diverse activities that should be explored. There are walks on foot, by minibus, 2 CV, bus, cruises on the Seine, combined tours, late-night outing... Note that Cityrama also takes you towards Versailles, Fontainebleau, Auvers, Barbizon or Disneyland...

This charming church and its close surroundings (small cemetery and Grand-Rue) remind the atmosphere of a village heart. It is right since we are here in the old centre de Charonne, a commune annexed to Paris in 1860. The architecture of the building is composite. It includes elements ranging mainly from the th to the th century. Since its subsoil is unstable, the church has been closed to the public since 2009 for an indefinite period. You can follow the progress of the work on the church website. Photos are regularly posted by the priest.