Bussy-Saint-Georges: history and sights
Served by: RER A.
Did you know?
A new town within Marne-la-Vallée developed from the 1990s onward, known for its large Asian community and restaurants, which have made it a recognised food destination.
Anecdote
Bussy-Saint-Georges has one of the highest proportions of residents of Asian descent in the Île-de-France region, reflected in its many shops and restaurants.
Around Bussy-Saint-Georges
- Église Saint-Georges (église du village), 700 m away — Opened in 1595; its bell tower was raised in 1864–1866 because residents could not hear the angelus; its 1626 bell is listed.
- Parc culturel de Rentilly, 1500 m away — The park and château of Rentilly, a cultural estate of Marne-et-Gondoire in Bussy-Saint-Martin, for walks and exhibitions.
- Église Notre-Dame du Val, 2100 m away — The church of the Val de Bussy district, in the new town.