Thiais

Most of the buildings evoked to traverse the rich heritage of Thiais are classified to the Historic Monuments or to the supplementary inventory of the Historic Monuments. It is therefore in a city with many riches patrimonial and architectural that the walk begins now. And one of the historical landmarks of Thiais is undoubtedly the Saint-Leu-Saint-Gilles church dating from the twelfth and fifteenth centuries. It has Romanesque and Renaissance sections and prides itself on sheltering remarkable works of art. Right next door is the communal laundry fountain, the ancestral curiosity of the place. The avenue of Versailles dating from the 15th century and its perfect alignment is obviously worth the detour. The Saint-Cœur-de-Marie convent of the Sisters of the congregation of Saint-Joseph de Cluny was built in the 19th century in the place of the feudal castle. The streets are lined with houses of architect, Empire pavilion and country houses of another time. The Paris cemetery of Thiais used to accommodate those condemned to death. Worker gardens can also be visited in any season. Another vestige still used today is the monastery of the Annonciade, which houses a community of sisters of the same order since 1926. Continuing the walk through the streets of Thiais you can admire the house of the manufacturer Gilardoni which dates from 1896.

Thiais has a municipal swimming pool where many cultural and sporting teachings are provided.

Thiais is a sporting city that offers many events for fans of the genre.

And it starts in March with Rhythmic Gymnastics International of Thiais. It continues in June with Thiais t'es sport. Throughout the month of June, you can attend or even participate in the badminton tournament or the A Baskets days.

In July, the football tournament invades the stadium with several categories to satisfy all the public.

In September, the Forum of Thiaisian activities opens its doors in order to present the practicable sports throughout the year on the municipality.

Finally, at the end of November, it is the Bullfight of Thiais. No bulls or arenas, but runners disguised for two courses of 5 and 10 kilometers.