Ville-la-Grand

Romanesque style, the Saint-Mammès was rebuilt in the late nineteenth century on the site of an ancient Gallo-Roman villa. It still today unveiled a mid-eighteenth century bell tower topped by a bell and an amazing statue of Christ made up of old tools recalling the rural origins of the site. Do not forget to admire the two Gallo-Roman plaques that receive a ranking Historical Monument.

Built in the late 1950s, the Church of Our Lady of the Home Cornières not missing more interest with its statue of Christ the eighteenth century.

As you wander the city, you can also enjoy the old mills, before browsing the various parks and other green spaces like the Islands are drilling the park, the garden or the Loves Park Squirrels that earned him being awarded two flowers in the contest of Cities and flowered Villages of France.

The weekly market is held every Sunday morning.

In June, City Fest is the opportunity to have fun around many animations.

In October, instead concerts of classical music festival.

In mid-November the fair in Boiled allows to gather around a traditional pot-au-feu.

A Christmas market is also proposed at the end of the year.