Close to the Bourget airport, it is also part of the Pays de France, an old natural region. At that time many housing estates and other residential and office buildings were built The newest population.
The castle of Garges was completely demolished in the early s after being heavily damaged during the bombings of There are still some remains, such as the grid with 18th century stone pillars inscribed in the Historic Monuments. If today the park is loti and occupied of apartment buildings, one can still see an old fountain of origin. Built in the 13th century, the church of St. Martin was largely redesigned in the 18th century.
This last renovation brought classical elements to the interior decoration, and one can admire in particular an altarpiece of the XVIII e century of Rocaille style classified to the Historic Monuments as an object. In the crypts, there are tunnels and sarcophagi before Entirely invaded by nature, it now serves as a place for walking and games. You will also be able to discover the main building of the fiefdom of the postern which has been covered since the beginning of the 20th century with millstone stones.
It still unveils the two pillars of the original entry. The weekly market is held every Friday morning. The city also offers a Christmas market in December. A festival of street arts, Rencontres d'Ici and d'Ailleurs, takes place in May throughout the city. The Urban Culture Festival is held every year in June, highlighting all urban cultures during various events. Have your say Add to itinerary Open map. Geographical information. Places of interest. Espace Lino Ventura. RER station Garges - Sarcelles.
Train station of Garges - Sarcelles. Leisure activities. The Air and Space Museum. One of the world's leading aeronautical museums charting the entire air and space adventure! The Basilica of St. A Gothic gem, the Basilica of St. Denis is a royal necropolis that is home to more than 70 recumbent statues and sculpted tombs! The only Renaissance museum in France, boasting a prestigious decorative arts collection. The Stade de France. The largest stadium in France, a legendary venue for big concerts and international sporting events.
