Culture, history and distinctive leisure destinations can be experienced at specific locations in Goussainville. The Espace Sarah Bernhardt offers a multidisciplinary cultural program. The Parcours patrimonial du Vieux Goussainville leads through the partially abandoned historic center of Goussainville. At AbracadaParc, visitors can move freely without a safety harness in suspended nets and tree structures.
Culture and History
The artistic program at the Espace Sarah Bernhardt focuses on young audiences as well as cultural and artistic outreach. The venue is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Goussainville railway station is also accessible with assistance.
The Church of Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul is classified as a historic monument. At the same time, it is a stop on the heritage tour through Vieux Goussainville.
Parks and Activities
The Parc du Château in Vieux Pays is a freely accessible park with no closing hours. The Aire de jeux du Vieux Pays was inaugurated as part of measures to revitalize the historic center of Goussainville.
AbracadaParc includes net courses, treehouses, zip lines, swings and ground-level games.
Other Places
In the area around Goussainville, the Abbaye Notre-Dame d’Hérivaux is considered a historic site. The Parc de la Villette is also located in the area around Goussainville.
The wider region around Goussainville is home to the Musée national Picasso, the Institut du monde arabe and the Palais Bourbon. The Île Saint-Louis is located there as an island, and the Jardin du Luxembourg is also situated in this wider regional area. The Arche de la Défense is listed in the wider region around Goussainville as a natural arch.
Anyone preparing a stay in Goussainville may wish to rent a vacation rental.
More local pages: Vigny, Vienne, Baillet-en-France, Avernes, Saint-Ouen-Lʼaumône, Fosses, Herblay, Le Thillay.
