Tremblay-en-France is a French commune located in the department of Seine-Saint-Denis , in the Île-de-France region . Its inhabitants are called the Tremblaysiens .
| Country | France |
|---|---|
| Region | Ile-de-France |
| Borough | The Raincy |
| Canton | Tremblay-in-France |
| Government | |
| Mayor (2020–2026) | François Asensi |
| Area1 | 22.44 km 2 (8.66 sq mi) |
| Population (Jan. 2017) | 36,180 |
| Time zone | UTC + 01: 00 ( CET ) |
| Summer ( DST ) | UTC + 02: 00 ( CEST ) |
Location
Tremblay-en-France is the largest municipality in the Seine-Saint-Denis department with its 2,244 hectares. Located 25 km from Paris , it is bordered by Val-d’Oise to the North-West and Seine-et-Marne to the East.
Economy
At the heart of a global communication hub, Tremblay-en-France has strong economic potential. Currently more than 1,600 companies and 55,000 jobs irrigate the local economic fabric.
Air France ‘s head office is located in the Roissypôle complex, on the grounds of Charles de Gaulle Airport and in Tremblay-en-France. The complex also has the head office of Air France-KLM . Europe Airpost has its head office in the Bâtiment Le Séquoia in the commune. Servair , an Air France subsidiary, has its head office in Continental Square. Paris Aéroport is also headquartered on the airport grounds and in Tremblay.
Transport
The part of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport that lies within the territory of the commune of Tremblay-en-France is served by two stations on Paris RER line : Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 1 and Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 – TGV . The inhabited area of Tremblay-en-France, however, is served by Vert-Galant station on Paris RER line . This station is located at the border between the commune of Tremblay-en-France and the commune of Villepinte , on the Villepinte side of the border.
Health
- Three medical groups:
- in the Cottages district
- downtown
- at Vert Galant
- Vert Galant private hospital
Education
Tremblay-en-France has 12 preschools , 14 elementary schools , three colleges , and two high schools . The colleges are Descartes, R. Rolland, and P. de Ronsard. The lycées are Lycée Teaching Vocational Hélène Boucher and Lycée Polyvalent Leonard de Vinci . The École Pierre-Brossolette had been targeted for closure, prompting protests from students asking the commune to not have the school closed.
Local Culture and Heritage
Places and monuments
The Saint-Médard church was built from 1543 but restored several times in succession. In particular, the facade and the first spans were rebuilt in 1785 by the architect Jean-Jacques Cellerier . The church has just been completely restored between 1987 and 2007. It has been classified as a historic monument since 1939 and a large part of the village is protected by the Buildings of France.
The tithe barn (9, place de la Mairie, in the Old Country) is attached to the village church and was fortified in the Middle Ages . It was the seat of the chatellenie of the village. It was built in the xiii th century and was restored successively to xv th and xvi th centuries; it has a beautiful oak frame with a height of 18 meters, as well as buttresses and loopholes. The barn was classified as a historical monument in 1939.
The well to the left of the tithe barn, dating back to the xv th century , succeeding one built by Abbot Suger . The nearby watering hole dates from the same period but was later restored.
The remains of fortifications from the xii th century are still visible around the Old Country. They would have been decided by the abbot Suger , since the abbey of Saint-Denis was the owner of a monastic farm in Tremblay.
The Mortières terminal is located on the Place de la Mairie (Old Country). Located on the road to Roissy , north of the village on the stronghold of Mortières. It is, today, one of the very rare monuments thus decorated which remains, witness of the commitment of the inhabitants for the ideals of the Revolution, also materialized by the name that the borough took at the time, Tremblay-sans- Panties .
The Memorial of the Deportation of Shelomo Selinger , bronze 132 × 74 × 40 cm, opened in 2006 in the new intercommunal cemetery.
The Tremblay-en-France mosque .
Cultural facilities
Opened in 1983 and completely modernized in 2005, the Jacques-Tati cinema, located in the Vert-Galant district, offers a varied program combining author films with “mainstream” films. School sessions are organized every day and the Jacques-Tati cinema participates in the School and Cinema, College in Cinema and High School in Cinema programs in partnership with National Education. Every year in March, the cinema organizes Terra di cinema, Italian film festival which, for three weeks, offers a panorama of the best transalpine films in the presence of directors and actors.
Tremblay also has the Louis-Aragon theater taken over since 2006 by Emmanuelle Jouan, whose mission is to restore artistic coherence to the program. On show evenings, the Café des Artistes, adjoining the theater, opens its doors before and after the program, to allow the evening to continue over a drink and a snack. Artists are often loyal to this friendly meeting.
Tremblay organizes and participates in numerous cultural events each year. One of the most significant takes place at the end of June in the park of the Château Bleu: the festival of the blue tent, dedicated to the circus arts and created in 2006.
