One crisp morning in Gennevilliers, a peculiar sight greeted the residents of Place des Hauts Tilliers. A flock of pigeons had taken up residence on the roof of the CDC Habitat Social building. Place des Hauts Tilliers isn’t just a square. It’s a small hub of activity, tucked away in this bustling suburb of Paris. Its story, while less grand than some Parisian landmarks, is still a thread in the rich tapestry of the city. Now, Place des Hauts Tilliers is home to a mix of residential and commercial buildings. You can find businesses like Norauto nearby, providing car maintenance services. There are also hotels for visitors, convenient parking, and even a supermarket for daily needs. You’ll also find gas stations, bars, cafes, banks, a hospital, and post offices within easy reach. One key landmark on Place des Hauts Tilliers is the CDC Habitat Social building at number 2. This building contributes to the social housing landscape of Gennevilliers. It plays a vital role in providing affordable housing options. Place des Hauts Tilliers is more than just a square. It represents the daily life of Gennevilliers residents. The square tells a story of community and convenience.
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.