Courbevoie 3-Day Itinerary

Historic 19th-century church with a neo-Gothic façade and stained-glass windows. Free to enter for quiet reflection or architectural appreciation.

🕐 Open daily 08:00–18:00

💡 Look for the small carillon on the tower; it chimes on the hour. Visit during weekday mornings for near-silence.

A 19th-century Neo-Gothic church with a tall spire and stained-glass windows. The interior is simple but atmospheric.

🕐 Mon–Sat 9am–12pm and 2pm–6pm, Sun 9am–12pm

💡 Check the noticeboard inside for occasional free organ recitals, usually held on Saturday evenings.

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Formal gardens behind the town hall, featuring flowerbeds, a central fountain, and shaded seating areas. Used by locals for reading and breaks.

🕐 Open daily 09:00–19:00 (closes at dusk in winter)

💡 Grab a takeaway coffee from Café de la Mairie across the square. The lavender beds are most fragrant in June.

A covered market building built in the 1930s, open on Wednesday and Sunday mornings. Stalls sell fresh produce, cheese, bread, flowers, and prepared foods. Entry is free; you only pay for what you buy

🕐 Wed and Sun 7 am–1 pm

💡 Go early on Sunday to get the best croissants from the boulangerie stall. Bring cash – many vendors don't accept cards.

A covered fresh food market operating since the early 1900s, with stalls for cheese, bread, seafood, and produce.

🕐 Wed 7am–1pm, Sun 7am–1pm

💡 Arrive before 11am on Sunday for the best selection and fist-fights over the last poulet rôti. Cash only for most stalls.

A 19th-century Neo-Gothic church with a striking spire and colourful stained-glass windows. The interior is simple but serene, with a notable organ loft.

🕐 Mon–Sat 9:00–18:00, Sun 7:30–19:00

💡 Attend a free weekday morning meditation session (Tuesdays at 9am) to see the light through the windows at its best. Check the noticeboard for the schedule.

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Le Sancerre

A large public park along the Seine with landscaped gardens, a small lake, playgrounds, and views across to Paris. Good for a picnic or a walk.

💡 Bring bread to feed the ducks near the lake; the park has free public toilets near the main entrance.

An old cemetery with interesting 19th- and early 20th-century monuments, including graves of local politicians, artists, and soldiers. Peaceful and shaded with

💡 Look for the grave of Jules Jouy, a 19th-century songwriter and chansonnier of the Montmartre scene. The three-section layout makes it easy to navigate – the oldest section is at the top.

Outdoor market held three times a week, with stalls selling fresh produce, cheese, bread, and flowers. A good place to see daily life and pick up cheap snacks.

💡 Go between 10:00 and 11:30 for the best selection. Vendors often reduce prices on produce just before closing at 13:00.

A striking neo-Byzantine church built in the 19th century with colourful mosaics and a tall bell tower. The interior is cool and quiet, with intricate stained g

💡 Check the noticeboard for occasional free organ concerts. The best view of the mosaics is from the choir area.

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