Administrations and services Versailles

Tamed with talent, stone, marble and granites (which has, at all times, attracted the decoration) from all over the world are presented on the 500 m 2 exhibition of Marble Des: softened, aged, polished, bent, worn, but also in series or in unit, for installations of interior and exterior spaces (bathrooms, stairs, floors, facades, kitchens).

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 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.

This monthly magazine is free and edited with 30 000 copies. It addresses the news of Versailles in all its forms (culture, magazine, people, history, sports, outings etc.). The first issue was published in April 2007. It is available in 165 shops in the city, and in the Chesnay, as well as in the three stations, on the Notre-Dame market and the Vinci car parks. If necessary, you will find the detailed list on the website!

Toutes les Nouvelles is a weekly newspaper in the Yvelines department, with a circulation of several thousand, published every Wednesday. Local topics make up the bulk of the paper (local life, sports features, cultural pages and classified ads), but neighboring towns also feature prominently in the news pages. It's a great medium for everyone, and - as its name suggests - it'll make sure you don't miss out on any of the latest news and happenings in the département!

The court of large instance (also referred to as TGI) considers civil disputes between private persons (physical or moral) that are not attributed by law to another civil jurisdiction, as well as civil disputes involving applications over € 10 000. The Court of Large Instance also considers many cases, irrespective of the amount of the application:

Status of persons: marital status, filiation, nationality…

Family: matrimonial regimes, divorces, parental authority, succession, etc.

The court of large instance consists of magistrates, a president, vice-presidents, judges (judges, judges for family affairs, judges of children, pretrial judge, enforcement judge) as well as clerks and various staff. The Public Prosecutor intervenes with the court in civil proceedings to apply for the application of the law and to ensure respect for the general forces of society; he is represented by the Prosecutor of the Republic and his substitutes, which form the PARQUET Prosecutor's Office. French justice is delivered in a public hearing, so you can attend a trial if it is not family or in camera. All you have to do is get to the proper dress in the court and get to know you at the reception to know the schedules of the hearings, but you can easily call the reception.

The term speaks for itself: the prefecture is the building where headquarters and works the prefect! The prefect supervises all the boroughs of the department, which are themselves led by a sub-prefect sitting in the sub-prefecture of the borough. Versailles Prefecture has several missions:

It issues acts of identity, passports, grey cards and driving licences.

It deals with the management of residence permits for étangers

It controls the legality of the acts of local authorities

It deals with the organisation of elections, etc.

You often need to be patient and get up early to be the first served and the first in queues! A good book will not be too and above all, before queuing up, find out about the site of the prefecture to be on the way to having all the papers and documents necessary for your request, so as to avoid connaîsstre the joys of waiting! A good physicist…

DDASS is an administration at the departmental level of the intervening State in the field of health, social and medico-social policies. Its mission is observation, implementation of policies of integration, integration, solidarity and social development, actions to promote and prevent public health, environmental health protection, control of hygiene rules, guardianship and control of health, medical and social institutions. DDASS really has at the heart of its policy the fight against exclusion and all kinds of abuse.

The Departmental Council, yes, but for what purpose? He has a fundamental role to play! It is part of the daily life of each of us. He cares for Man during all stages of his life: from his birth with Maternal and Child Protection (PMI) for example, to the end of his life with the Personalized Autonomy Allowance (APA). Here are the main competences of the Yvelines Departmental Council:

Social Action: children and families, youth, the elderly, disability, health, the fight against exclusion

Spatial planning: territorial policies, roads, economic action, agriculture

Environment, living environment: environment, transport, tourism and leisure

Education, youth, sport, culture: education, culture and heritage, sports.

As you will have understood, the Departmental Council has a great place in the life of each citizen, holds the keys to many things and will answer all your questions, concerns and curiosities!

The CM of Yvelines is a public administrative institution which provides for craftsmen, apprentices and professional craft organisations, a mission of training, consultancy, business registration and representation to the public authorities. The Chamber of Trades is present to accompany the craftsman in every step of his career, learning, creation or resumption of business, training, development, transmission. She works for this in consultation with professional craft organisations.

From its small name Codérando 78, the Hiking Committee is an association representing the French Federation of Hiking in the Yvelines Department. An association that caters to all walks of life, develops hiking in France as a walking practice, contributes to environmental protection and values green tourism and leisure. The Codérando 78, on the other hand, with itineraries on Yvelines: it ensures the development and maintenance of the trails, informs them and publishes topoguides around the hiking. This association is also a good way to educate passionate and passionate hikers about nature protection! Each year, more than a thousand kilometres of trails are maintained and preserved, and about kilometres of itineraries that are created. So to travel more than a thousand kilometres in Versailles and Yvelines, go fast, at the step of race, on their site! The Candérando offers a refreshing and refreshing green course!

The CCIV de Versailles is the second chamber of commerce and industry in France. It was created on 22 November 1899 by decree of the President of the Republic, Emile Loubet. His offices sit in a magnificent pavilion (dating back to 1751), which is no other than the former mansion of the Duchess of Barry, the mistress of King Louis XV. What is the CCIV for? It accompanies the economic development of yvelinoises and val-d'oisiennes enterprises; it is a public institution of the State under the responsibility of entrepreneurs, traders, industrialists and service providers. It offers services tailored to entrepreneurs who want to create, develop, transmit, export and innovate. CCIV, thanks to its strong and diversified skills, advises and assists creators, as well as traders or business executives. The former Jeanne du Barry hotel is also famous for its beautiful gardens!

The pharmacy offers a wide range of services, such as the sale and rental of medical equipment, home delivery, an orthopedics area, access to pharmaceutical records, health events and more.