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Antony

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Practical info — Antony

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🌤 Weather — 5 days

📍 Nearby

Sights nearby

💡 Tips

Take the RER B for a quick connection to central Paris or Orly Airport.
Parc de Sceaux is just on the border, convenient for a morning run or picnic.
Explore the town center near the Antony RER station for an animated local atmosphere.
Visit the local market on Tuesday, Thursday, or Sunday mornings at Place Firmin Gémier.

🍽 Food

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French pastries

Pick up fresh croissants and éclairs from one of the bakeries near the main train station.

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Bistro dining

Enjoy classic French dishes at a brasserie in the town center.

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International cuisine

Try diverse food options near the RN20 road.

🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots

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Antony Market

One of the largest markets in the southern suburbs, great for fresh regional produce and cheeses.

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Rue Auguste Mounié

The main commercial street with local boutiques and specialty shops.

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Parc Bourdeau

A quiet green space around a historic 19th-century residence in the city center.

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Parc Raymond Sibille

Relax under ancient cedar trees in this peaceful urban park.

Antony is situated approximately 8 kilometers south of Paris in the Hauts-de-Seine department. Its origins trace back to a Gallo-Roman villa owned by a certain Antonius, and for much of its history, it remained an important agricultural estate under the influence of the Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. By the 19th century, its strategic location on the highway to Orléans made it a crucial transit point. Today, Antony is synonymous with an exceptional quality of life, featuring a landscape characterized by elegant villas, high-quality public services, and expansive parks. The most notable is the Parc de Sceaux, a masterpiece of landscape gardening that hosts museums and cherry blossom festivals. Economically, Antony is integrated into the southern Paris growth corridor, benefiting from its proximity to the Orly international airport and the Paris-Saclay research cluster. The city is also a major educational hub, hosting the prestigious Lycée Lakanal. With its bustling local markets and high-end residential quarters, Antony maintains a unique balance between suburban tranquility and urban sophistication, served by a robust transport network including two RER lines and the Orlyval shuttle.

Location: Île-de-France, France
Top sights: Église Saint-Saturnin · Parc Heller · Manufacture de Cire
Nearby: Fontenay-aux-Roses (4 km)
Population: ~64.263

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Avg °C	3	4	7	10	14	17	19	19	16	12	7	4
Rain mm	54	50	52	39	64	60	55	59	42	57	61	69

Geography

Population

59,845

Coordinates

48.75330, 2.29670

Facts

Gallo-Roman villa origins
Surface area: 9.56 square kilometers
Transport hub for RER B, C, and Orlyval
Includes part of the 180-hectare Parc de Sceaux
Former site of a Royal Wax Manufactory
Home to the prestigious Lycée Lakanal

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Sights in the town Antony (20)

Église Saint-Saturnin ⛪ religious

The oldest church in the department, famous for its Romanesque bell tower and exceptional medieval stained glass.

🌐 saintsaturnin.org

Parc Heller 🎡 recreation

Antony's main green lung, featuring a large pond, extensive lawns, and various recreational facilities for families.

Manufacture de Cire 🏺 historical

The former royal wax manufactory where the famous Trudon candles were produced, preserving its historic architectural charm.

Château d'Antony 🏙 civic

The current town hall is housed in a magnificent 19th-century building surrounded by well-maintained French gardens.

Coulée verte 🌿 nature

A long green corridor built over a former planned highway route, first-rate for cycling and walking towards Paris.

Maison Saint-Jean

A historic property belonging to the Marianists, valued for its architecture and peaceful, park-like setting.

Marché d'Antony 🍽 culinary

One of the largest and most spirited markets in the region, known for its wide variety of fresh produce and local specialties.

Monument aux Morts 🏙 civic

An imposing monument in the city center, erected in memory of those who fell during the World Wars.

Théâtre Firmin Gémier 🎭 culture

A modern cultural venue offering a diverse program ranging from classical theater to contemporary circus.

Bassin de la Bièvre 🌿 nature

An ecologically significant water reservoir that serves as a habitat for waterfowl and a quiet spot for nature walks.

Médiathèque Anne Fontaine 🎭 culture

A contemporary library with striking architecture, acting as a central hub for Antony's intellectual life.

Square du 8 Mai 1945 🎡 recreation

A small, pleasant park in the heart of the city, designed for relaxation and to honor the end of World War II.

Antony Town Hall 🏙 civic

The Town Hall of Antony is an elegant 19th-century building located in the city center, serving as the local administrative hub.

Old Rectory (Ancien Presbytère)🏺 historical

This 18th-century historic building now hosts cultural exhibitions and preserves the architectural charm of old Antony.

Sainte-Jeanne-de-Chantal Church ⛪ religious

A modern Catholic church with striking architecture, built in the 20th century to serve the city's expanding population.

Parc de la Noisette 🌿 nature

A large natural park on the border of Antony, handy for hiking and enjoying the local flora in a quiet environment.

Vasarely Cultural Center 🎭 culture

A modern cultural hub named after artist Victor Vasarely, hosting various contemporary art exhibitions and workshops.

Antony Station

A key transportation hub featuring a historic station building that connects Antony with central Paris via RER lines.

Musee du Domaine Departemental de Sceaux 🏛 museum

A museum in the former château of Sceaux, set in formal gardens.

🌐 domaine-de-sceaux.hauts-de-seine.fr💶

Chateau Sarran 🏰 castle

A stately manor in Antony with historical architecture.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main attraction of Antony?

Parc de Sceaux is partly located in Antony; it is a huge castle park, famous for its cherry blossoms.

How to get from Orly airport to Antony?

The Orlyval train connects the airport directly to Antony station (RER B) in just 8 minutes.

Is there a local market?

Yes, the Marché d'Antony is one of the largest and most famous markets in the region, especially on weekends.

How long is the journey to Paris?

With RER B, you can reach the Denfert-Rochereau station in about 15-20 minutes.

Is Antony family-friendly?

Yes, Antony is considered very safe and quiet with many schools, sports facilities, and parks for children.

Antony: where is it located?

Antony is located in Île-de-France, France.

Antony: what is there to see?

Highlights include Église Saint-Saturnin, Parc Heller, Manufacture de Cire.

Antony: when is the best time to visit?

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun, Aug.

Antony: why is it worth visiting?

Antony is situated approximately 8 kilometers south of Paris in the Hauts-de-Seine department.

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