Que faire en seine et marne - activities

Provins, Île-de-France's largest medieval city, with many treasures to discover

In Seine-et-Marne, just a few kilometers from the capital, lies the medieval town of Provins, a testimony to its trading past and lively fairs. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this town straight out of the Middle Ages is brimming with historical treasures, from the Tour César to its rose-based culinary specialties, not to mention its imposing ramparts!

Le Château de Brinville, a charming bed and breakfast where you feel like a friend.

Just 45 minutes from Paris and 18km from Fontainebleau, Château de Brinville offers an unforgettable B&B experience nestled in 2 hectares of verdant parkland. Ready to immerse yourself in the calm of the countryside, in an atmosphere steeped in history and conviviality?

Bois-le-Roi and its Affolantes : A picturesque and unusual walk along the Seine

Head to Bois-le-Roi in Seine-et-Marne for a stroll along the banks of the Seine to discover the Affolantes, atypical residences built between 1830 and 1914. Between Seine-Port and Saint-Mammès, let yourself be charmed by the discoveries along the river.

Samois-sur-Seine, the charming Village de Caractère on the banks of the Seine and its heritage

Explore Samois-sur-Seine, one of the most beautiful villages in Seine-et-Marne, nestled in the heart of the Fontainebleau forest. Discover its heritage and cultural treasures, just an hour from Paris, on the banks of the Seine.

The Incredible Gardens of Seine et Marne

The Seine et Marne has decided to highlight its Incredible Gardens through cultural and artistic events that are worth the detour, from April 1 to October 15, 2023. What if we went to (re)discover them?

Stroll in Ile-de-France: from Paris, go vegetable picking by bicycle

Looking for adventure? The bike path along the Ourcq canal allows you to escape Paris by bike. On the program: a forest park, and, for those who want to continue, the possibility of picking fruits and vegetables in Seine-et-Marne. On your marks, get set, pedal!

Jean-François Millet's Museum and Studio in Barbizon, a dive into history

Want to explore the world of Jean-François Millet, the famous 19th century painter who inspired Van Gogh? Go to Barbizon, where you can visit his historic museum and studio.

In Chessy, an astonishing walk through the Dhyus sculpture garden

Looking for nature and art? Head off to an undiscovered spot some forty kilometers from Paris, to discover original sculptures scattered across the landscape.