Aubervilliers Things to Do

This church was entirely rebuilt by the architect Maurice Grandjean from 1960-1964 after the original church in this location was destroyed during World War II and the provisional church, built of wood, burned down in 1958. Onl... more

The ÃŽle des Impressionnistes of Chatou gives visitors an enjoyable experience of art history that evokes the spirit of the impressionist movement simply by its physical characteristics; Monet, Manet, and Pissaro were among thos... more

The Church of Saint-Antoine de Padoue was built beginning in 1897, with its distinctive stained-glass windows set in place between 1900 and 1910. They were created by the Lorin de Chartres workshop, and tell the story of the ch... more

Construction of the magnificent Synagogue de la Victoire began in 1867, to be opened to the public in 1875. The ornate architectural style is Roman with Byzantine flourishes, designed by the architect Aldrophe. The building, 44... more

The Evangelical Church of Courbevoie is a member of the Federation of Baptist Evangelical Churches of France and of the Protestant Federation of France, and believes primarily in the importance of brotherly love for all Christi... more

The first church of Rueil-Malmaison, Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul boasts a history which stretches back to the 8th Century. The current edifice includes a nave, 40 meters (131 feet) long and 13 meters (42 feet) high, dating from the... more

Founded and funded by its first pastor in 1898, the Église Réformée Port-Royal is one of the first wave of Protestant churches widely established throughout France. Inside, an Alcouffe organ (1977) has presided since 2002, and... more

This triumphal architectural marvel was designed by famed modern architect Le Corbusier in conjunction with his cousin Pierre Jeanneret. It was constructed in 1933 as a part of the Cité Internationale university and it features... more

The Saint Germain Church of Vitry-sur-Seine is a remarkable example of ancient architecture, built between the 12th and the 14th Centuries in Roman and Gothic architectural styles. The church, itself classified as a national Hi... more

Built in 1822 according to plans created by the architect Thierry and after being authorized by Louis XVIII in 1819, the Synagogue Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth remains one of the largest synagogues in Europe today. The space for wors... more