SCEAUX
GREETERS WALK
MEET A LOCAL: A GREETER
Greet in Sceaux with one of its inhabitants, a Greeter
Located about 5 km south of Paris, Sceaux is one of the green lungs of the metropolis of Greater Paris. The gardens of the Parc de Sceaux, reminiscec of the gardens of Versailles, Houdan Street, renowned for its award-winning culinary artisans and the city’s rich cultural programme make Sceaux a city particularly popular with tourists and day-trippers.
Sceaux: where is it, what is it?
Sceaux is a French commune in the Hauts-de-Seine region of the Ile-de-France region,
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How to go for a walk with a SCEAUX Greeter?
Register your request and we will make you a proposal for a Greet.
Our proposal will depend on your choices and the information you give us on the registration form.
Especially:
–a possible choice of places, Greet or Greet theme
– The date(s) and period(s) of the day that suit you
– The spoken language used during the Greet
– Your centers of interest, your wishes for a Greet, your comments
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SCEAUX GREETERS Website page
This page is managed on the Greeters de France portal
Greeters de France Portal- Click on the logo.
Each of the Greeters destinations in France are run and managed by local players: Associations or Tourist Entities (Tourist Offices or Departmental Tourism Committee). They are all members of the FFG (France Greeters Federation) and as such respect the same operating rules. They follow the values and ethics defined globally by IGA (International Greeter Association). FFG coordination ensures the pooling of our tools, our global presence on the Web and social networks and the sharing of our communication programs.
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BETWEEN EARTH AND SEA
From the top of the Aber Ildut to the small port of Mazou, Maryvonne will accompany you for a small eclectic hike. Between the rocky coast of the Iroise Sea, with a view of the Molène archipelago, and ribinoù (small bocage paths in Breton), discover two very different facets and yet so close to our territory. Blue and green mix together to form a single word in Breton: glaz.