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A little shade, a bench, the Seine

The church, like many churches, offers a mixture of many different styles: Romanesque in the towers and transept, Gothic in the choir and Renaissance on the facade.

Known worldwide for housing the superb Vaux-le-Vicomte castle, Melun offers a pleasant and historic stopover. Built on one of the meanders of the Seine, the city is full of historical monuments dating from all eras.

Located between Seine-Port and Saint-Mammès, these bourgeois villas from the Belle-Époque surprise hikers along the banks of the Seine. Some renowned artists such as Rosa Bonheur or Stéphane Mallarmé come here to seek their inspiration. A neo-Norman style successfully highlighted in the book Les Affolantes des bords de Seine, by Marie-Françoise Laborde.

Attached to the prison, this collegiate church was built in the 11th century at the end of Romanesque art. It therefore lacks the splendor of Gothic cathedrals, but is still worth a visit.

amazing houses from the roaring twenties

Here the struggles for liberation raged. A plaque reminds him.

atypical and colorful houses