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A lovely little outing, a chance to get away from it all, relax and unwind in the very peaceful areas of this park.

the church of Valmondois

🚲 Bee's Valmondois Station – Your ideal starting point! Welcome to Bee's Valmondois Station, right across from the town hall! This is much more than just a bike shop: it's a friendly place where young and old alike can find the bike that suits them. Whether you're looking for a leisurely ride along the Oise or a more adventurous outing, we have everything you need: electric bikes, children's bikes, trailers, helmets... and the right advice to go with them! 💡 Tip: It's also the perfect place to take a break, ask for a good restaurant recommendation, or simply share a smile with the enthusiastic owner.

also very chic from the outside

Top-notch rental bikes, a warm and professional welcome, and expert advice on rides: a truly excellent starting point for exploring the beautiful trails of Vexin by bike! I highly recommend it with pleasure.

The Olympic Aquatics Centre in Saint-Denis, currently under construction, is one of the major infrastructures of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Located in the immediate vicinity of the Stade de France, this modern and sustainable complex will be a central venue for swimming, diving, and water polo competitions during the Games. After the Games, it will be converted into a public leisure and sports space for residents of the Paris region. Features of the Olympic Aquatics Centre: A modern Olympic complex: The Olympic Aquatics Centre is designed to accommodate approximately 6,000 spectators during the Olympic and Paralympic Games. It will have three main pools: a 50-meter Olympic pool for competitions, a diving pool, and a warm-up pool. The building's innovative roof design will save energy and provide optimal natural light inside.

The Stade de France, located in Saint-Denis, north of Paris, is the largest stadium in France and one of the most iconic in the country. Built for the 1998 FIFA World Cup, it is a central venue for many major sporting events, concerts and shows. Features of the Stade de France: Inauguration and 1998 World Cup: The Stade de France was inaugurated on January 28, 1998, specifically to host the FIFA World Cup of the same year. It immediately acquired a place in the history of French sport when the French football team won its first World Cup by beating Brazil 3-0 in the final, an unforgettable moment for the French. Capacity and architecture: With a capacity of 80,000 seats, the Stade de France is one of the largest stadiums in Europe. Designed by architects Michel Macary, Aymeric Zublena, Michel Regembal, and Claude Constantini, the stadium is distinguished by its modern and functional design. It has an elliptical roof, floating above the stands, but not covering the pitch, to leave a feeling of openness towards the sky. Versatility: The Stade de France is designed to host both football and rugby events and large-scale concerts. Thanks to an ingenious system of retractable stands, it can go from a football/rugby field to an athletics track in a few days. It is the stadium where the matches of the French football and rugby teams take place, but it has also hosted many world sporting events such as the Champions League finals and the World Athletics Championships. Concerts and shows: In addition to sporting events, the Stade de France is a stage for the greatest international artists. Legends such as U2, Beyoncé, The Rolling Stones, Coldplay and Madonna have performed here in front of massive crowds, making it a must-see venue for major concerts in Paris. 2024 Olympic Games: The Stade de France will play a crucial role in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, hosting the opening and closing ceremonies, as well as several sporting events, such as athletics, further cementing its status as a world-class stadium.