Baillet-en-France: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Notre-Dame-de-France is a seven-metre-high statue. Roger de Villers created it in 1937 for the Papal Pavilion at the Paris World's Fair; around 50 years later, Edmond Fricoteaux installed the statue in Baillet-en-France.
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The Église Saint-Martin was consecrated on 14 September 1529.
The church houses a wooden panel painted on both sides: one side depicts Saint Martin, while the other shows a saintly bishop.
The choir of the Église Saint-Martin may have been the former chapel of the Seigneurs d'O.
The Soviet statues were donated by the USSR to the CGT and erected in the grounds of the château during the Popular Front. The statues by Joseph Tchaïkov adorned the Soviet Pavilion at the Paris Exhibition of Art and Technology in Modern Life in 1937. The Soviet sculptures were later broken up, taken to a remote location and forgotten in the château's icehouse. Concrete statues from the Soviet Pavilion erected in Paris in 1937 were recently found in the icehouse of the château of Baillet-en-France.
Nature
The purple orchid, also known as Orchis purpurea, grows wild in the Parc du Bois de l'Étang.
Getting there
Bus route 1309 connects Baillet-en-France with the SNCF station at Montsoult. To arrive by train, it is recommended to travel from Gare du Nord towards Luzarches or Persan and get off at Montsoult/Maffliers station.
Activities
The Club Cycliste de Baillet-en-France offers weekly road cycling outings and invites cycling enthusiasts to join the club. The Paris International Golf Club is located in Baillet-en-France.
For the overview of the wider destination, see: Val-d'Oise.
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