1. Villa Savoye
The Villa Savoye, was named after its former owner Pierre Savoye. This building is a symbol of the modernity. The vila was severely damaged during the war. The building is shaped as a white parallelepiped. The ground level of the villa was used as a garage. On the first floor, there are wide windows that let the light penetrate in all parts of the house. There are also windows on the roof and at the garden. The Villa became a major achievement in the architecture of the twentieth century. The restoration of the villa started in 1963. In the 1965, this villa became a French historical monument in 1965. Today, this building is open for visitors.
3. Musée du jouet
Musée du jouet has a collection of eight hundred various games and toys from the period between 1850 and 1950.
5. La salle Moliere
La salle Moliere on Place de la République is a nice theater with performances during the whole year.
2. Le Technoparc
Le Technoparc is a business park that was created in 1990. There are hundred and fifty companies in the Park with a total of two thousand employees. Park also hosts The High School, two business incubator, a heliport, the Chamber of Commerce, two hotels, and sport centre.
4. Musée d'art et d'histoire
Musée d'art et d'histoire has the great collection of relicts, paintings and sculptures from Gallo-Roman and medieval times.
Poissy is a town with many tourist attractions. It has geographical, historical and cultural attractions. In this area, people had their settlement here from ancient times. The famous cattle market from the Middle Ages, was located in the area of the current Place de la République. In this time, this square was surrounded by many craftspeople: blacksmiths, saddlers and other craftsmen.
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