What to do in Seine et Marne
Discover the Marne et Gondoire region in the heart of Seine-et-Marne
A region close to Paris, where nature is always present!
Walking in the footsteps of historical figures, you’ll discover churches, castles, Briard farms, windmills and watermills, rivers, streams, towns and villages whose authenticity has remained intact.
For those looking for relaxation, the Marne offers a wide range of landscapes to suit all tastes. Marne et Gondoireregorge of actors who use their hands and creativity for our greatest pleasure: craftsmen, producers, artists.
Our favorites!
Gourmet stroll on the Marne!
Enjoy the gourmet experience of cruising along the Marne River to the former Noisiel chocolate factory? A cruise in two parts, between local history and chocolate tasting with commentary by a renowned confectioner...
Something to look forward to 😋🍫
Le Moulin Russon
Let yourself be guided by the sound of flowing water, the cadence of the gears, the chirping of birds, the wind in the branches, the whip of water on the bucket wheel... Here you are: welcome to the Russon mill!
An exceptional historic site nestled in the Brosse valley in Bussy-Saint-Georges, Seine-et-Marne, the Russon mill offers a fun and educational way to discover flour production and the history of milling from prehistoric times to the present day.
Base de loisirs
There's something for everyone here!
Relaxation, sport, idleness...
Sport and leisure are the watchwords of the Jablines-Annet leisure island.
500 hectares of green spaces, bathing areas and top-quality infrastructures provide a colorful backdrop to your vacation or weekend getaway.
A wide range of activities are available in this verdant setting: sailing, horseback riding, water-skiing...
A timeless walk
Direction Lagny-sur-Marne, a village with the charm of a provincial town, beautiful, friendly and dynamic. Its heritage, trade and river tourism are seductive. Lagny-sur-Marne is a medieval town, a shopping center and a city of the arts, all rolled into one. Stroll along its narrow streets and quays, and let yourself be carried away by its history, from its birth around 650 to the present day. From churches to small heritage sites, cross several centuries of history.
A restored castle
When it opened in late 2014, Télérama headlined: "Xavier Veilhan gives Château de Rentilly a makeover". "Walls clad in stainless steel, openings lined with one-way glass, and voilà, the sky and park are reflected on the old château turned art center."
Indeed, this stunning architecture is sure to dazzle you with its mirror-like façade. More than a simple restoration, Xavier Veilhan's work, in collaboration with architects Bona and Lemercier and scenographer Alexis Bertrand, is a landscape immersion of the château in the park.
Inside, two 500-square-meter exhibition floors host a variety of exhibitions throughout the year.
In this park, you can discover the Turkish baths, the Orangerie, a resource center, and cultural events...
Stay in Seine-et-Marne: the Hob Cheval Blanc
