Typical towns and villages of Seine-et-Marne: Typical towns and villages


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	Beaumont du Gâtinais This little village straddling the Seine-et-Marne and the Loiret boasts a distinguished past. The seventeenth-century covered marketplace attests to the wheat trade's importance in the area... for more info
Beton-Bazoches This small village in the heart of the Provins country still bears traces of its agricultural past... for more info
	Bourron-Marlotte Bourron-Marlotte's ideal location on the forest's edge drew many painters, composers and writers, including Cézanne, Cortot and Georges Sand... for more info
Bray-sur-Seine Bray-sur-Seine's medieval past springs up on a walk through its old streets... for more info
	Château-Landon Perched atop a rocky outcropping, the fortified town of Château-Landon overlooks the Fusain Valley and La Tabarderie Park, which has a promenade along the Fusain offering views of old wash-houses and mills... for more info
Crécy-la-Chapelle Nicknamed "the Venice of the Briarde", the town's charm emanates from its location on the banks of the Morin and the remains of fortifications dating back to the Middle Ages... for more info
	Crouy-sur-Ourcq Houssoy castle overlooks this small town in the heart of the Ourcq Valley, which was a major nineteenth-century port... for more info
Egreville Witness to the importance of the market in the Gâtinais boroughs since the Middle Ages, the charming village of Egreville forms a beautiful ensemble with its ancient abodes amassed around the 16th century market and the large bell-tower of its Gothic church... for more info
	Grez-sur-Loing Grez-sur-Loing was the scene of intense artistic activity starting in 1860. Artists flocked here from all over Europe and even Japan, including Seiki Kuroda, the forerunner of Japanese modern painting, who lived in Grez for two years... for more info
Lagny-sur-Marne en Marne and Gondoire 28km east of Paris, in the heart of the green, welcoming countryside of Marne et Gondoire, Lagny-sur-Marne cultivates all the charm of a provincial town - pretty, friendly and lively... for more info
	Lizy-sur-Ourcq The serenity of this village comes from the fact that the Ourcq and Ourcq Canal cross it several times... for more info
Saint Mammès Come hell or high water, boatmen still bring this village at the confluence of the Seine and Loing to life... for more info
	Samois-sur-Seine The old village of Samois clusters around the church on the heights, while charming holiday homes stand on the banks of the Seine below... for more info
Thomery Nestling in a bend of the Seine at the edge of Fontainebleau forest, the little village of Thomery owes its fame to the chasselas doré grape... for more info

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