Mairie d'Ivry: history and sights
Served by: metro line 7.
Did you know?
Ivry probably comes from Gaulish Eburiacum, 'place of yews'. The name first appears in 936 in a charter of Louis IV (Ivriacum); the town officially became Ivry-sur-Seine in 1897.
Anecdote
The Church of Saint-Peter-and-Saint-Paul, a historic monument since 1929, houses a Stolz organ dating from 1863.
Around Mairie d'Ivry
- Mairie d'Ivry-sur-Seine, 100 m away — The Ivry-sur-Seine town hall, a historically working-class town southeast of Paris.
- Crédac, 500 m away — A recognised contemporary art centre, housed in a former industrial building in Ivry.
- Parc du Coteau, 500 m away — An urban park offering green spaces and leisure activities for Ivry-sur-Seine residents.