Ville de Troyes in the news

An old private college in Troyes is being demolished to make way for 75 new homes.

Troyes opened a new international school complex, integrating multilingual education and community facilities with a focus on environmental sustainability, partly funded by 2 million euros from the European Union.

The Jules-Guesde district of Troyes is undergoing revitalization with the opening of an international school, celebrated by the mayor and his long-time friend, a former education minister.

An immersive escape game and barbecue event was organized at the decommissioned Hennequin prison in Troyes to repurpose the historic site for local entertainment.

Local politicians are calling for a youth curfew in Troyes to prevent public disorder during World Cup football matches.

Smart solar-powered bike locks are being deployed in Troyes to provide free, connected security for cyclists via a mobile app.

A historical documentary episode hosted by Lorànt Deutsch was launched to promote the city of Troyes and its architectural heritage.

An immersive escape game and dance event successfully repurposed the historic Hennequin prison in Troyes for a day of community entertainment.

Champagne travel guide detailing cultural landmarks and family activities in Châlons-en-Champagne and Troyes.

Construction of 100 social student studios in Troyes to address housing shortages and support urban renewal in the Planche Clement district near the historic center.

Historic sites in Troyes and the Aube region are opening for a weekend event centered on heritage and the theme of sight.

An immersive escape game is repurposing the recently closed historic Troyes prison to promote urban heritage and local tourism.

An audit by the regional court of accounts reveals the growing impact of rising payroll costs on the municipal budget of Troyes.

Real estate market conditions in Troyes are stabilizing as prices normalize and energy efficiency becomes a priority for buyers.

The Jean-Jaurès school in Troyes is renovating its buildings and courtyard while involving students in an artistic project on the construction fence.

Extreme heat is emptying the streets of Troyes, impacting local retail revenue and sparking debates on the need for urban cooling solutions in the historic district.

Troyes is showcasing a unique exhibition of rare, internationally dispersed 12th-century stained glass windows that retain their original lead structures.

Troyes is installing free public toilets to combat public urination and bad odors in the city center.

Troyes is hosting a two-day festive commercial market and late-night shopping event to boost downtown foot traffic.

Troyes is successfully repositioning itself as a premium heritage and 'slow tourism' destination through urban revitalization and expanded hotel capacity.