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Noisy-le-Grand
Town Hall of Noisy-le-Grand, France.jpg
Information
CountryLogo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance
RegionSeine-Saint-Denis
Area12,95 km²
Population68 126 hab. ()
Density5 260,69 inhab./km²
Postal code93160
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Location
48 ° 50 ′ 52 ″ N 2 ° 33 ′ 10 ″ E
Official site
Touristic site

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Noisy-le-Grand is a city of Seine-Saint-Denis, in Ile-de-France, about 67,000 inhabitants. It is part of the new town of Marne Valley and the Grand Paris Grand Est area. Not very touristy, it is nevertheless a good place for vacationing, culture and leisure, halfway between Disneyland Paris and Paris.

Understand

Tourist information office

  • Tourist and Animation Office Logo indicating a link to the website route de Villiers, 93160 Noisy-le-Grand, Logo indicating a telephone number  33 1 43 04 51 55 (last updated Nov 2016)

Neighborhoods

The city is divided into several districts:

  • Downtown, Charming Shore, From Marnois, town hall, national and municipal police, post office, tourist and entertainment office, youth center, house of solidarity, municipal cinema, municipal music and dance conservatory, aquatic center (restaurant-café), covered market , Maison pour Tous, Maison des Arts, Cultural center (theater, media library, games library, restaurant-café), Clos Saint-Vincent vineyard, banks of the Marne, parks, squares, gardens, walks, restaurants, bars, food shops, supermarkets, mini markets, stadium on the banks of the Marne, tennis complex, mixed residential area,
  • Champy, High Sticks, near Champs-sur-Marne, RER A Noisy-Champs stop, bus station, Maison pour Tous, annex town hall, shopping center with bar, restaurants, supermarket and food shops, medical center, post office, hotel, gymnasiums,
  • The Richardets, The Montfort, more industrial and residential area, shopping center with supermarket, Maison pour Tous, annex town hall, post office, covered market, Fort de Villiers, fire station, two sports centers with restaurants, hotel, restaurants, bars, food shops,
  • The Yvris, residential area, Transilien RER E stop, Bois des Yvris and Bois Saint-Martin, gymnasium, hotel-restaurant-bar
  • The Butte-Verte, La Grenouillère, shopping center with supermarket, park, skate park, gymnasium,
  • Mont-d'Est and New paving stone, regional shopping center and business center, post office, cinemas, Maison pour Tous, public services house, association house, parks, squares, hotels, restaurants, bars, gymnasiums, bus station, RER A stop,
  • La Varenne, residential and craft area, near the Marne and near the RER A stop Bry-sur-Marne, Maison pour Tous, shopping center with food stores, supermarket and mini-market, gymnasium, garden, edges of the Marne.
  • The Coteaux, Bank of the Marne, The Cormiers, mixed residential area, Maison pour Tous, Pointe de Gournay-Côteaux shopping center with supermarket, mini markets and food shops, restaurants, bar, gymnasium, edges of the Marne.

To go

By RER

Three RER stops (TO) RATP (direction Chessy-Marne-la-Vallée) serve the city:

  • Bry-sur-Marne  – at the edge of the city, Varenne district (last updated Nov 2016)
  • Noisy-le-Grand-Mont d'Est  – in the Mont-d'Est district, on the edge of Bry-sur-Marne (last updated Nov 2016)
  • Noisy-Champs  – in the Champy district, on the edge of Champs-sur-Marne (last updated Nov 2016)

A stop for the RER Eole (E) SNCF (direction Tournan) serves:

  • Les Yvris, in the Yvris district.

By car

Coming from Paris or from the provinces, you can take the Autoroute A4 and exit either at Noisy Mont-d'Est-Villiers-sur-Marne-shopping centers, or at Noisy center, or at Champs-sur-Marne Cité Descartes-Noisy-Richardets. If you come from Val-Maubée in Seine-et-Marne, you can take the expressway D199. Be careful, this one is very poorly indicated, but is nevertheless very practical to avoid traffic jams between Noisy-le-Grand and Noisiel during rush hour The other main traffic routes are the departmental D370, which crosses the entire Seine-Saint-Denis department and crosses the Neuilly-sur-Marne bridge, from north to south, but which is very often bottled, and the D303, to the south of the town, connecting Seine-et-Marne to Val-de-Marne.

To see

  • The banks of the Marne developed on 4 km near Neuilly-sur-Marne, Bry-sur-Marne and Gournay-sur-Marne are calm and pleasant places, as well as the Rives du Lac du Mont-D'Est, the Promenade F. Mitterrand, the Parc de la Butte-Verte and the Parc des Yvris . And plenty of other parks, gardens and squares.
  • The Aquatic Center "Les Nymphéas".
  • The Michel-Simon Cultural Space.
  • Le Bois Saint-Martin, awaiting opening to the public.
  • The Fort de Villiers undergoing restoration.
  • The Clos Saint-Vincent vineyard and its dry white wine.
  • Church of Saint-Sulpice-et-Notre-Dame  – Pretty listed Romanesque church. Cross of the cemetery also classified. (last updated Nov 2016)
  • The chapel of Notre-Dame-des-sans-Logis-et-de-tout-le-Monde, classified.
  • The Balloon monument.
  • The mirror of water fed by a natural source.
  • The Domaine de Villeflix.
  • The residence of Joséphine de Beauharnais (today the Françoise Cabrini school group).
  • La Villa Cathala, Maison des Arts, and its Brie honey.
  • The associative museum of local history and heritage.
  • The contemporary architecture of the Theater, the Palacio d'Abraxas, the Picasso Arena, the E.S.I.E.E.

Do

Hiking

  • The 2 small hiking trails (PR) marked in yellow by the local hiking club, one of which is 16 km.
  • A network of 15 km of cycle paths, in development.

Events

The main festive, cultural, social and sporting events, with local and regional influence, are:

  • In February, "The Chinese New Year" with a large parade and cultural, fun and gourmet workshops,
  • In March, "Le Carnaval de Noisy" with the big parade, "Le Marché Campagnard", with about fifty exhibitors installed in the city center, "Le Salon de Printemps" of Noiséens Artists at Villa Cathala, "Objectif Emploi" , employment, guidance and training forum, the "Printemps du Cinéma" at the municipal cinema Le Bijou in the city center and "Les Elles de Noisy",
  • In April, "Les Foulées de Noisy" and "Le Festival des Chemins de Traverse" at the Espace Michel-Simon,
  • Between May and June, neighborhood festivals, with closing party.
  • In June, "La Fête de la Musique", with artists of national and international stature, between the Town Hall and the Espace Michel-Simon, and every 2 years, "Les Festiv'eau",
  • In July, "Noisy Plage" on the banks of the Marne, the popular ball of July 13 and the National Day of July 14, and the "Festival of the Game" at Villa Cathala,
  • During the summer, "Hello neighbors", "Activ'Eté" and "Free quarters",
  • In September, the "Forum of associations", the "European Heritage Days", the "Medieval Festival" and the "Harvests of Clos Saint-Vincent",
  • In October, "Le Vide-Grenier" in the city center, "La Fête du Fantastique", "La Semaine Bleue",
  • In December, "Christmas in the neighborhoods" and "Le Marché de Noël de Noisy-le-Grand", in and around the Espace Michel-Simon, with a craft market, one of the largest and most authentic in the world. 'Île-de-France, with more than 100 local, regional and national exhibitors,
  • Throughout the year, the programs of "L'Espace Michel-Simon" (cultural season, cabaret clubs, family Sundays, atmospheric evenings, small jazz stages, jazz night), of the "Georges-Wolinski media library ", the municipal art house cinema" Le Bijou ", the" Ciné Cité UGC Arcades ", the 6" Maisons pour Tous ", the" Villa Cathala, Maison des Arts ", the activities of the regional shopping center "Arcades", some small local shopping centers nearby, and "Vide-Grenier".

To buy

  • 1 Regional shopping center "Arcades" Logo indicating a link to the website (in the Mont d'Est district (RER A Noisy-Mont d'Est station)) – has many shops, restaurants of all types and a UGC cinema. The Carrefour hypermarket on two floors will allow you to do all your shopping. As far as souvenirs are concerned, this is not the specialty of the center, which is more aimed at locals than tourists. (Paid parking for parking during the week in the city center and around RER stations). The neighboring Pavé-Neuf district also has around thirty shops, a fairground market and an Aldi supermarket. (last updated Oct 2015)
  • Champy shopping center (RER station A Noisy-Champs) – has the Super U supermarket, a few shops, businesses and restaurants of all types (paid parking). (last updated Oct 2015)
  • Richardets shopping center  – has a covered market, Super U and Carrefour Contact supermarkets, a few shops, businesses and restaurants of all types (free parking). (last updated Oct 2015)
  • Butte Verte shopping center  – renovated in 2011-2012, has a mini-market, a few shops and businesses (free parking). (last updated Oct 2015)
  • Coteaux shopping center / Pointe de Gournay  – has the Super U supermarket, a few shops, businesses and restaurants (free parking). (last updated Oct 2015)
  • Varenne shopping center (RER station A Bry-sur-Marne) – has the Intermarché supermarket, a mini-market, a few shops and businesses (free parking). (last updated Oct 2015)
  • Downtown  – renovated in 2003, has an Auchan supermarket, 2 mini markets, a covered market hall near the town hall, many shops, restaurants of all types, a municipal cinema "Le Bijou" ( paying car parks). (last updated Oct 2015)

Eat

No real gourmet restaurant serving French cuisine. Those closest to it would be "Vinalia" at Richardets (high prices) and "Le Petit Magot" (medium prices) in the city center.

In the shopping centers of Mont-d'Est and Pavé-Neuf, Champy, Côteaux-Pointe de Gournay, downtown, Varenne and Richardets, all kinds of catering at all prices: cafeteria, catering fast food, caterers, brasseries, bistros, restaurants serving traditional French cuisine and especially foreign cuisine (Asian, Oriental, Italian, Portuguese), supermarkets, mini markets, food shops, covered and fairground markets, food trucks.

In 2017 there are: 22 brasseries and bistros, 7 themed restaurants, world cuisine, 5 traditional restaurants, 4 flavors of Brittany, 9 flavors of Italy, 6 flavors of the East, 19 flavors of Asia, 23 fast food restaurants, take out and 5 food trucks.

Nothing out of the ordinary .... No starred! The vast majority are closed on Sundays.

Few equipped picnic areas, in the woods, parks, gardens, squares and on the banks of the Marne.

Have a drink / Go out

A few bars at the regional shopping center "Arcades", at the local shopping center "Champy", at Yvris, at Richardets, at Pointe de Gournay-Coteaux and in the city center, including "Le Café des Arts".

To go out: -the municipal cinema "Le Bijou", in the city center, -the UGC cinemas of the regional shopping center "Arcades", Mont d'Est-the Cultural Space "Michel-Simon", in the city center, - the "Georges-Wolinski" media library, in the city center, -the 6 neighborhood "Houses for All", -the "Villa Cathala" House of Arts, in the city center, -the "Les Nymphéas" aquatic center, in the center -City, -the very many festive, cultural, social and sporting events organized by the municipality and associations in all districts throughout the year.

Housing

Many hotel chains are located near the "Arcades" regional shopping center (Novotel, Holiday Inn, Première Classe, Ibis, ...). An F1 hotel near the Champy shopping center. A B&B Hotel in the Montfort district. An independent hotel in Les Yvris. The varied range of commercial hotels absorbs the demand.

Rare guest rooms at the inhabitant, at medium or high prices, in the city center and in La Varenne, a few rooms without breakfast, and a few furnished tourist accommodation, scattered over the large territory of the municipality. Homestay and outdoor accommodation is not up to the demand.

There are therefore officially in 2017: 7 hotels (2 ****, 1 ***, 1 **, 2 *, 1 NC), only 5 furnished tourist accommodation and lodges and only 4 guest rooms. As for rooms without breakfast, you have to go to specialized websites.

There is no campsite, no reception and service area for motorhomes or travelers, no youth hostel. Campsites quite close to Neuilly-sur-Marne 93, Champigny-sur-Marne 94.

Communicate

Written press

  • Le Parisien, daily newspaper, Seine-Saint-Denis edition,
  • La Marne, weekly, Marne-la-Vallée edition,
  • Noisy Mag, monthly, published by the town hall of Noisy-le-Grand.

Radio

  • France Blue Ile-de-France,
  • France Info,
  • France Inter,
  • Private radios.

Television

  • France 3 Ile-de-France,
  • France Télévisions public service network,
  • Private televisions.

Internet

  • Site of the municipality.
  • Site of the Tourist and entertainment office.
  • Written press sites.
  • Public and private radio sites.
  • Public and private television sites.

Manage the day-to-day

Around

In Seine-Saint-Denis

  • Neuilly-sur-Marne  – Green Crescent park, edges of the Marne, departmental park of Haute-Île with river port, museum, church (last update Feb. 2018)
  • Neuilly-Plaisance  – edges of the Marne, Coteaux d'Avron park, Bel-Air vineyard (last update Feb. 2018)
  • Gournay-sur-Marne  – castle-town hall, edges of the Marne, associative museum (last update Feb. 2018)

In Val de Marne

In Seine-et-Marne

  • Champs-sur-Marne  – national domain of the castle, woods, edges of the Marne (last update Feb. 2018)
  • Emerainville  – park, woods (last update Feb. 2018)
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