Orly: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Along the banks of the Seine in Orly, a narrow strip of riverbank is publicly accessible via a very minimally developed path under the railway line and along the voie du Bouvray. The riverbanks, recognised as a Sensitive Natural Area (ENS), offer recreational areas as well as cycle paths and footpaths, and are intended to protect the existing natural environment.

The Belvédère in Parc des Saules features a large orientation board and a large sundial created by Alexandre Chemetoff in 1998.

Anyone looking for a holiday apartment in Orly can include the town in their own holiday plans.

Activities

The Centre équestre municipal d’Orly offers the general public aged 12 and over horse riding at all levels. It also offers pony rides for children aged 7 to 11.

A guided tour allows visitors to discover Paris-Orly International Airport and learn about its history and how it operates. The tour also includes the restricted area on the runway side.

Culture

The Centre Culturel Aragon-Triolet in Orly offers a varied programme for all age groups, including performances, events and cultural activities.

The Château d’Orly is a 17th-century building, has belonged to the town of Orly since 1946 and now houses the École Municipale des Arts d’Orly.

The Église Saint-Germain d’Orly dates from the 10th century and was rebuilt in the 12th and 16th centuries. It has a 12th-century nave and a Renaissance choir. The church also contains the mural “La Nativité” and the tombstone of J. Quignon.

Surroundings

The surroundings of Orly include the Château de Choisy-Le-Roi as a historical site, the Château de Brevannes as a château, the Laboratoire Reptiles et Amphibiens as a museum and the Institut du monde arabe as a museum. Also nearby are Île Saint-Louis and Île de la Cité, both islands, as well as Parc Montsouris as a park and Jardin du Luxembourg as a garden.

Transport

Since June 2024, Metro line 14 has run to Paris-Orly Airport and serves Pont de Rungis station. It is connected to RER C as well as bus lines 482 and 183, which connect Orly’s districts.

Other places in Val-de-Marne: Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, Villiers-sur-Marne, Fresnes, Vitry-Sur-Seine, Ivry-Sur-Seine, Bonneuil-Sur-Marne, Maisons-Alfort, Limeil-Brévannes.

More information about Val-De-Marne.