Monuments to visit Ile-De-France

Facing Grande-Rue is the main entrance, preceded by a courtyard, closed by a high wrought iron grid. The building was built around 1753 according to the plans made by Lindet and Perronet on the location of the Ferme farm. In the Court of Honour, the flag of "Lully" is the only remnant of La Guyarde farm; Jean-Baptiste Lully, composer and chamber music superintendent of Louis XIV, would have lived there. In the east of the courtyard, the king's apartments occupied the angle of the building. In the same building is the Guard Hall, it opens on the entrance entrance, the large paved courtyard closed by the King's grid which gave on the road to Bellevue. A monumental fountain of stone orne that one. The Higher Standard School created to train female teachers: «Les Sévriennes», settled in the renovated buildings of the old factory in 1881. Marie Curie provided a physics course from 1900 to 1906. Today, and since 1945, the old factory houses the International Centre for Educational Studies, the main partner of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs for the French language.

This beautiful composite ensemble was initiated in 1920. The Deutsch-de-la-Meurthe Foundation, named after the first sponsor, is the first student residence to open in 1925. The habit will continue, thus the International House was financed by Rockefeller.

The version of the bridge that can be observed today dates back to 1860. A first version was built here in 1833 under the reign of King Louis-Philippe, hence his name. Following the increase in traffic, construction was adapted and strengthened. It is used to connect Saint-Louis Island to Saint-Gervais, which is located behind the City Hall. Among the beautiful details are beautiful metal rosaces surrounded by stone crowns, they are located on the top of its four pillars.

Located in a wood, this madness was built by a rich chocolate maker at the end of the 19th century. When he died, his daughter, a Carmelite, temporarily founded a convent there. During the First World War, it hosted a clandestine ball. Raymond Radiguet (1903-1923) described the castle of his novel "Le Bal du comte d'Orgel" on the basis of this location. This neo-Gothic residence was destroyed by fires in 1977 and 1978. In 1984, a demolition permit was even granted, fortunately, it was never implemented, allowing the municipality to keep this mysterious and historically charged area. Today, the place is a pleasant - and sometimes romantic - place for Sunday walks. The mind filled with the tumultuous stories of this place, to you a moment a little out of time!

The «Arcades du Lac» and the «Viaduct», two sets of dwellings, were born from the imagination of the Catalan architect Ricardo Bofill, and were erected between 1972 and 1980 in the district of Sourderie. Their release from land then paid the column and made a lot of ink, outrage or enthusiasm. The architect Ricardo Bofill is part of the post-modern current born in the late 1960 s, in response to the modern movement represented by Le Corbusier, and to a certain uniformity that limits architecture to functionality. These two sets, which revolutionized the idea of collective and social housing, are composed of a series of small concrete housing complexes: The Arcades, designed as a French garden, have 74 apartments, the Viaduct, nicknamed the "Versailles of the people", comprises 220 apartments. They are located along the Artificiel artificial Basin - a mirror for the Viaduct - and today offer interesting testimony of the post-modern architectural current.

Perched on the heights of the Véxin, Jambville Castle is known as the National training centre for the Scouts and guides of France. Each year, more than 2 000 executives participate in training courses. Its architecture is unique since it has evolved over the centuries. The vaulted cellars are the th, the wing of the era Henri IV and the central pavilion date of Louis XIV. The castle park, created in the th century, is a remnant of the royal Forest of Arthies. It covers 52 ha of wood and grassland and consists of very rare tree species such as the Himalaya cedar. Also noteworthy is the presence of a Greek temple built in 1775 and a former cooler where ice blocks collected from the frozen Seine in winter were stored. She is now serving in oratory. The castle can accommodate groups, associations, companies for stays, seminars in the week and weekend. Benefits are also offered as the organization of marriages where family meals are served. The park is open to the public all year round.

On its own, this place is a model of its kind in the architecture of the fortified medieval farms of Brie, modelled on the principle of strong castles: towers, water moat, a guard room with killers. Built in the th century, this fortress allowed the traditional functions of a farm to be performed. The farmhouse preserves a pigeon servant, used to be used as a watchtower and converted to pondoir for pigeons. Now private property, the Fief des Epoisses can only be admired from outside.

The Hôtel de Ville is a public building housing the administrative services of the town hall. The address is 6 avenue Le Corbeiller, 92190 Meudon. A town hall annex is also available in Meudon-la-Forêt, at Place Henry-Wolf, Avenue du Général de Gaulle, 92360 Meudon-la-Forêt.

At the beginning of the Second Empire, Théophile Gautier (1811-1872) settled in the home of his father, the former controller of contributions. The man of letters, including Captain Smashes, lives there with his daughter Judith, the fruit of his love with the Italian singer Ernesta Grisi. This small house is today the chaplaincy of the young people of Montrouge Church. She receives Catholic university students from the city.

Located in the town of Rungis, the Hôtel de Ville is a public building housing the municipality's administrative services.

This public building houses the town's municipal services. The Town Hall offers a wide range of services, such as town council, town planning, civil status, health care at the Municipal Health Center, family benefits, CCAS services, youth services, waste collection, etc. For further information, residents can contact the Town Hall on 01 46 82 80 00.

Le Raincy town hall is the main administrative building in this commune of Seine-Saint-Denis in the Île-de-France region. Located on avenue de la Résistance, it houses the town's municipal services. It's also important to note that opening times are subject to change, so check before you go.

Neuilly-sur-Marne is a town in the Île-de-France region. One of the town's main points of interest is the Hôtel de Ville, a public building housing municipal services. For further information, please contact the town hall on 01 43 08 96 96.

Designed by architect Jean de Mailly, it is often overlooked, but deserves to be discovered. During the 2017 European Heritage Days, the Archives and Documentation Department has chosen to highlight this building.

Le Bourget town hall is the town's main administrative building. Located on avenue de la Division-Leclerc, it was built in 1930 by architects Charles Luciani and Toussaint Contresti. Finally, the town hall regularly organizes events and workshops for local residents.

Schedules are subject to change, so check before you go.

Located in the heart of the city, the Hotel de Ville de Champigny is a vast vessel that concentrates all possible possibilities and provides you with all the information you need. Since the city is vast, no fewer than five annexes are located in the communal territory: Plant-Tremblay (164, avenue du Général-de-Gaulle), Coeuilly (44, boulevard du Château), Bois l'Abbé (14, Rodin Square), Cité Jardin (95, Avenue de la République).