On the road from Louis XIV to Versailles, the island of Sèvres served as support for the first bridge of Sèvres, before being bought by chemist Armand Seguin to install his tannery. It will then house restaurants and second homes, a pigeon shooting, workers' gardens and then the Renault factory which will occupy it entirely. Since the closure of the factory in 1992, many projects have been conceived for its reconversion; after the Seine Musicale in 2017, it is now the Pôle artistique et culturel that leaves the land on the upstream tip. Thanks to a memory game that presents the past, the present (including the main stages of the construction site) and the future of the island, this exceptional site will no longer have secrets for you. Workshop in the form of group games or groups.