The old village of Bussy-Saint-Georges has 17 courtyards and several dozen fountains. In addition, there is the tower on Place de Verdun, the only surviving part of a medieval castle.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bussy-Saint-Georges plans their trip around this location.
History and Culture
The municipal washhouse of Bussy-Saint-Georges on Rue du Lavoir dates back to the 19th century. The Médiathèque intercommunale de l’Europe covers 1,300 m² and offers areas for adults, toddlers and teenagers, as well as for music and film. It also has an exhibition room, an event room and a multimedia room.
Moulin Russon is a 17th-century watermill in Bussy-Saint-Georges that is open to the public. Workshops for children, teenagers and adults take place there throughout the year, including workshops on making flour and bread.
The Esplanade des Religions et des Cultures in Bussy-Saint-Georges can be viewed from the outside; tours of the interiors of the various temples are possible on request.
Nature and Trails
The V4 cycle route passes through Bussy-Saint-Georges along the Sycomore district and then continues towards Montévrain.
The hiking route through the Vallée de la Brosse begins at the RER station in Bussy-Saint-Georges. It follows the Ru de la Brosse and passes the Étang de la Brosse before reaching a viewpoint after the Church of Saint-Georges.
The Parc des Promenades du Génitoy covers 10 hectares between the Ferme du Génitoy and the agricultural outskirts.
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The wider area around Bussy-Saint-Georges includes Château de Courquetaine, Château de Brevannes, the historic Château de Vincennes, the Musée national Picasso, Parc de la Villette, Île Saint-Louis, Île de la Cité and Parc Île de la Cité.
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