At the Bois-Colombes town hall, two works by Adolphe Lalire are exhibited alternately from November to March. The Promenade verte is 800 metres long and includes 130 trees, 6,000 shrubs and 23,000 perennials.
Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bois-Colombes can consider Bois-Colombes as a travel destination.
Culture
The Salon artistique has been held since 1927 and presents the work of around fifty artists who were previously selected by a jury. Performances in Bois-Colombes take place at the Salle Jean-Renoir.
The Château des Tourelles is free of charge and open to everyone. It offers an annual programme of exhibitions, educational activities and cultural events.
Green spaces
The Promenade verte is permanently open to the public; cycling is permitted, as is bringing dogs on a lead.
Parc Franklin-Roosevelt, which is also referred to as “parc des Tourelles” on the city’s tourism website, includes a château, centuries-old trees and a small cascade. Parc des Bruyères covers 2.5 hectares and was designed by landscape architect Philippe Thébaud. Its facilities include sports grounds and a children’s play area.
Geographical location
Nearby is Bernardines d'Argenteuil (Priory), a historic site. The Arche de la Défense, a natural arch, is also nearby.
The Musée de Luxembourg and the Musée de Cluny, both museums, are also located in the surrounding area, as is the Château de Saint-Cloud, a château. The surrounding area also includes Île Saint-Louis, an island, Bois de Boulogne, a park, and Île de la Cité, a park.
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