Things To Do
in Poissy

A traditional French beef stew with vegetables; a comforting staple in many local bistros.

Must-Try!

Rich broth with caramelized onions topped with gratinéed cheese on crusty bread.

Delicate crepes, both sweet and savory, commonly found in cafés and markets.

Slow-cooked duck leg served with potatoes and vegetables, a regional favorite.

Weekly market in the town center offering fresh produce, cheese, bread, and prepared foods.

Seasonal vendors along the riverfront selling crepes, sandwiches, and drinks.

Greet shopkeepers with 'Bonjour' and say 'Merci' when leaving; polite and expected.

Be punctual for appointments and reservations; formal occasions value timeliness.

Keep hands visible, use utensils properly, and avoid loud talking in quiet venues.

Dress modestly when visiting religious sites; remove hats indoors.

Service is often included as a service charge; rounding up or leaving a small tip for good service is common.

Cards are widely accepted; cash is handy for small purchases and markets; ensure chip-and-PIN for cards.

Mild temperatures, blooming gardens and longer days; carry a light jacket for cool mornings.

Warm days with occasional heat waves; stay hydrated and seek shade; expect occasional showers.

Pleasant temps and autumn foliage; bring layers and a light rain jacket.

Cool to cold with short days; plan indoor activities and pack warm clothing.

Expansive woodland with easy trails and scenic viewpoints within a short drive.

Rural landscapes, open fields, and gentle hikes in the broader region.