“Allée Paul Mages.” The name rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it? A quiet street, tucked away from the grand boulevards of Paris. Yet, Allée Paul Mages whispers a story, a tale intertwined with the heart of French industry. You see, this street honors Paul Magès, a name synonymous with one of France’s most iconic creations: the Citroën DS. He was the engineering genius behind the car’s revolutionary hydraulic suspension, a system so smooth, it felt like gliding on air. Imagine the cobblestones beneath your feet, once part of a bustling factory complex where those legendary cars were born. The spirit of innovation, of pushing boundaries, it still lingers here on Allée Paul Mages, a quiet tribute to a man who changed the way we drive.
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.