Cergy-Pontoise

Introduction

Located northwest of Paris along the river Oise, Cergy-Pontoise serves as a modern new town and agglomeration community spanning the Val-d'Oise and Yvelines departments. You can explore an area that draws its identity from the two primary communes it encompasses: Cergy and Pontoise.

What to see and do

You can explore the local landmarks and historical sites throughout the area. Visit the Église Saint-Ouen or view the ancient stones of the Menhir dit la Pierre-Fouret.

Spend your time outdoors at the Île de loisirs de Cergy-Pontoise or visit other notable locations including Carrefour de Ham, Go Park, and Les Douze Colonnes.

Three days in Cergy-Pontoise

Day one, you can begin your stay by exploring the local surroundings of Cergy and Pontoise. You might take time to wander through the nearby areas of Val d'Oise or Yvelines as you settle into the region.

Day two, you can travel toward the Oise area. During your visit, you can find landmarks such as the Menhir Pierre or explore the sites near Fouret and Ham.

Day three, you can spend your final day visiting local spots like Les Douze Colonnes or making a stop at Carrefour before concluding your time in the region.