“Are we ready to hit the gas?” someone jokes, and a ripple of laughter follows. Right here, at C.E.R., you might not find colossal particle accelerators or be on the brink of groundbreaking physics discoveries. But you will find Parisians preparing for a different kind of journey: the open road. C.E.R. stands for Centre d’éducation routière, and this driving school is where aspiring drivers learn the rules of the Parisian roads. Though a far cry from the high-energy experiments of its namesake, this C.E.R. plays a crucial role in the rhythm of the city. It’s a reminder that even amidst the grandeur of history, everyday life, with its simple aspirations and journeys, finds its place. So, buckle up, because every Parisian driver, navigating the Arc de Triomphe or cruising along the Seine, likely started their journey right here at C.E.R., learning the art of Parisian driving.
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.