Clichy

Clichy is a commune in the northwestern rural areas of Paris, France. City frequently involved by the Kings for their chasing party or even to set up their neighborhood, Clichy has kept numerous hints of history. You will almost certainly respect the well known church Saint-Medard grouped to Historic Monuments. This congregation was regulated by the ward minister Vincent de Paul from 1612 to 1623 and is presently called Saint-Medard-Saint-Vincent-de-Paul. It is the most seasoned church in the city, to be seen totally. The Vendome Pavilion, dating from the 17th century, additionally named a Historic Monument, is under remodel.

There are a lot of greenery in Clichy and spread more than 38 hectares, partitioned chiefly into 3 parks. Conceived in 1895, the recreation center Salengro frames a triangle of nearly 2,400 sqm masterminded into charming promenades in back roads fixed with stone and blooms and punctuated by a bit of water, presently the asylum of goldfish. It is the perfect spot for a family excursion, where the play area invites more youthful youngsters, and for joggers going along the wide roads. At that point come Mozart Park, where the garden welcomes picnics and diversions, and the recreation center of the Impressionists. The town additionally has a theater and film, just as a city pool.