The first regional grouping of the REMPART movement to see the light of day following the national union's desire for decentralization in the 1980s, the REMPART Ile-de-France grouping is dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the heritage of the Ile-de-France region. Today, it brings together 26 heritage preservation associations and aims to support them in all their activities, while continuing to develop its network of partners and member associations. The association has Jeunesse et Education Populaire accreditation.
In addition to supporting member associations in the restoration of their sites, Groupement REMPART Ile-de-France directly carries out workcamps with a view to restoring and enhancing Ile-de-France's heritage. In this way, it intends to help the emergence of new structures for safeguarding and enhancing heritage, and to pass on its know-how to new member associations.
The REMPART Ile-de-France group also strives to make its members' activities known and recognized at regional level, by setting up and energizing a network of external partners.
As part of its mission to assist the volunteers of its member associations, as well as the future leaders of the REMPART network, the Groupement REMPART Ile-de-France organizes a range of training courses to meet current needs. Combining theory and practice, these courses cover everything from site organization and restoration techniques (Monument Historique, Pathologie du bâti, Relevé du bâti) to general reflection on heritage preservation (Méthodologie de projet).
In addition to these training courses, the REMPART Ile-de-France Group provides individualized assistance to associations in setting up and managing their associative projects.
The Groupement REMPART Île-de-France also carries out integration activities. It actively manages the "Patrimoine & Lien social" initiative in the Paris region, with the aim of encouraging young people to become self-sufficient through artistic and cultural activities. Through the organization of awareness-raising meetings and job discovery days, the REMPART Île-de-France group works with more than 15 social and professional integration structures, or with young people aged 17 to 25 in precarious situations. The aim is to introduce young people to heritage and restoration techniques, and to help them acquire useful life skills and know-how.
Accessible from age 17 Discover traditional stone-cutting and masonry at the Donjon du Houssoy, a listed medieval tower nestled in the heart of the Ourcq Valley. The heritage site The Donjon du Houssoy...
Accessible from age 17 Between archaeological activities, woodworking and blacksmithing, take part in the maintenance and animation of the Ducal Tower of Siedlęcin, a medieval tower in south-west...
Accessible to 16-30 year-olds
Accessible from age 18 Help restore the rock gardens of this 1889 villa, recognized as a regional heritage site. The heritage site Built at the end of the 19th century, Villa Max bears witness to the...
Accessible from age 17 Formez-you to lead volunteer workcamps on historic monuments, at Montagu Castle The heritage site The course takes place at Château de Montagu, built by Jean de Montagu in the...
Accessible from age 18 Help restore the rock gardens of this 1889 villa, recognized as a regional heritage site. The heritage site Built at the end of the 19th century, Villa Max bears witness to the...
Accessible from age 8 Spend a week with your family at the Domaine national de Saint-Cloud and discover the secrets of the Jardin du Trocadéro. The heritage site The Jardin du Trocadéro is located in...
Accessible from age 14 Come and experience an atypical stay! Discover traditional masonry and take part in the restoration of Magny-en-Vexin's late 18th-century washhouse. The heritage site In the heart...
Accessible from age 18 Help restore the rock gardens of this 1889 villa, recognized as a regional heritage site. The heritage site Built at the end of the 19th century, Villa Max bears witness to the...
General public Come and take part in the landscaping of the Villa Max de Chelles garden! Built at the end of the 19th century, Villa Max bears witness to the regional architecture of the period,...
General public Come and take part in the landscaping of the Villa Max de Chelles garden! Built at the end of the 19th century, Villa Max bears witness to the regional architecture of the period,...
General public Come and take part in the landscaping of the Villa Max de Chelles garden! Built at the end of the 19th century, Villa Max bears witness to the regional architecture of the period,...
Accessible from age 17Come and discover stone-cutting on the Houssoy keep, an impressive medieval tower overlooking the Ourcq valley, listed as a Historic Monument. The Houssoy keep is the last vestige...
Accessible from age 17Come and discover stone-cutting on the Houssoy keep, an impressive medieval tower overlooking the Ourcq valley, listed as a Historic Monument. The Houssoy keep is the last vestige...
How can the restoration of buildings be combined with the preservation of living things? How can nature be integrated into historic monuments? And how can we identify the...
