The town of Val-de-Marne, traversed by a monumental aqueduct since the 17th century, offers a rewarding detour from the RER commuter train, with a beautiful Art Deco belfry crowning its city hall, an artists' hamlet, gourmet arcades, organic vineyards and green spaces to explore by bike.
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