Le Plessis-Grammoire

Rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, the Saint-Etienne still has a choir and transepts Plantagenet Medieval style which are now classified as an historic monument. Inside, it is possible to admire a stained glass in grisaille nineteenth century revealing scenes from the Old and New Testament, Christ and a doctor from the twelfth century.

Former mansion of the Second Empire, the current town hall sits on the remains of a stately home of the cathedral chapter. Behind, one can discover the former orangery and an old bakery restored in the late 2010s with its bread oven.

Considered one of the oldest monuments of Le Plessis-Grammoire, St. Jacques church was built between the late eleventh century and the beginning of the thirteenth. Heavily modified in the nineteenth she saw especially its tower be moved.

Walking through the town, be sure not to admire the house of the shoemaker, an old workshop renovated as part of a rehabilitation project, or outside the castle of Berthière now registered for Monuments historic.

A market is held every Friday in the late afternoon. Many events are held throughout the year such as storytelling, Belote competitions or concerts.

In early September, up to plant Meetings with their thematic ephemeral garden, pruning their demonstrations, their animations for younger, exhibitions or sales of plants of all kinds.

The horse festival is offered to mid-September with a horse show or a festive meal.

The Gramoirienne is a foot race of 5 and 10 km taking place in September. Shopping in the US, a hike of 12 km and of course children are also offered.

On the occasion of the Telethon, at the end of November or early December, Le Plessis-Grammoire organizes a semi-nocturnal hiking with his course of 5.8 and 16 km.