The Parcours des peintres is part of La Frette-sur-Seine’s cultural heritage and leads through the town with 19 stops.
Renting a holiday apartment is one way to plan your stay in La Frette-sur-Seine.
Culture
In La Frette-sur-Seine, the small Église Saint-Nicolas stands on the banks of the Seine and can be discovered during a walk along the quays. The construction of the original church building by the abbots of Saint-Denis dates back to the 12th to 13th centuries. The Église Saint-Nicolas and its surroundings were classified as a picturesque site in the département by decree in 1947.
Located on the Seine, the Espace Roger Ikor was created as an art and exhibition space to promote contemporary art. It covers 150 m² over three levels; exhibitions are held there every month.
Nature
The Seine shapes La Frette-sur-Seine over a length of 3 km, and the town lies on the gentle slopes of the right bank of the second bend in the Seine downstream from Paris.
The Base de Loisirs René Chollet, established on the banks of the Seine in 1975, provides a green setting for sport and leisure. It is open to the public all year round.
Events
Le Petit Théâtre is located above the town hall, and its event hall can accommodate 90 people. Le Petit Théâtre hosts classical music and jazz concerts. Its outdoor Théâtre de verdure venue can accommodate up to 250 people for open-air performances.
The Journée des peintres is a traditional event in La Frette-sur-Seine. Participants can paint the landscape of La Frette; the event also includes a communal fresco for children.
More local pages: Soisy-Sous-Montmorency, Bray-Et-Lû, Roissy-En-France, Franconville, Gonesse, Chaumontel, Vigny, Aincourt
