1. L'église Saint-Victor
L'église Saint-Victor (St. Victor church) is dedicated to St. Victor, martyr from the third century, who died in Marseilles. The church is located in the heart of the village, not far from the old castle. Its simple silhouette of the Gothic building dominates the landscape of Guyancourt for several centuries. The base of the church tower dates back to the late twelfth or early thirteenth century. The first four bays of the nave and aisles date from the first half of the thirteenth century. The last bay and the choir were rebuilt during the first half of the sixteenth century.
3. The Town Hall
The original town hall was built at the end of nineteenth century and it has interesting architecture.
5. Golf course
If you are looking for some peace of mind, the Guyancourt has a great golf course.
2. La Batterie de Bouviers
La Batterie de Bouviers (the Battery Bouviers) dates from the end of nineteenth century. This was a part of the second belt of fortifications of Paris which was built after the dramatic defeat of France by Prussia. It had eighteen forts and thirty four batteries. The Battery was restored recently by architects Ivan Franic and Michel Garcin to accommodate a center dedicated to contemporary music.
4. Les jardins Paul-et-Virginie
Gardens of Paul and Virginia is a new green space of 2,5 hectares which is a great place for relaxation and sports.
Additionally, this town also has a six thousand of its own history so you may also take a chance to get to know it.
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