Bondy, Administrative commune in Seine-Saint-Denis, France.
Bondy is a town in the Seine-Saint-Denis department in the Île-de-France region, located roughly eleven kilometers east of central Paris. The municipal territory covers a gently rolling landscape with elevations that vary from about 40 to 65 meters (130 to 210 feet).
The place name appears around the year 600 in the form Bonitiacum, referring to a Gallo-Roman landowner who once controlled the area. In 1905, a portion of the municipal land was separated to form the independent commune of Les Pavillons-sous-Bois.
The city maintains educational excellence through 27 state-funded primary schools, serving 6,900 students with additional junior and senior institutions.
The RER line E stops at Bondy station, providing a direct connection to Paris and the eastern suburbs. Tramway line T4 complements the rail service, linking the town with neighboring communities across the northern metropolitan area.
The Bond'innov program brings together local entrepreneurs and research institutions to develop new business ideas in a shared workspace. This incubator focuses on projects from different sectors emerging in the eastern Paris suburbs.
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