Crossing the avenue de la République, we find ourselves at the entrance to the Sentier du Ru-Pierre-Bigle. This unassuming path holds a unique charm. It’s a piece of Thiais, a village within a city. The Sentier du Ru-Pierre-Bigle is part of a longer 6km walk that explores the hidden corners of Thiais. It’s a two-hour journey that reveals the unexpected side of this town. The path weaves through residential areas and along green spaces. As we walk the Sentier du Ru-Pierre-Bigle, imagine the footsteps of those who have traveled this path before. This route even takes you past the Théâtre René-Panhard. This building originally served as a meeting hall, commissioned by René Panhard himself. He was the mayor of Thiais for an impressive 31 years. The hall was inaugurated on October 13, 1907. Years later, on October 22, 1976, it was transformed into the theater we see glimpses of today from the Sentier du Ru-Pierre-Bigle. The Sentier du Ru-Pierre-Bigle isn’t just a path. It’s a connection to the history and the spirit of Thiais. It offers a glimpse into the past and a quiet escape from the bustling city beyond.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to