サンファルジョーポンティエリーの洞窟・トップ5

photo break for the cycling group.

Ah, the Montaigne hill, when it's at the end of the course it can hurt, but it also tells us that we're almost there.

This was one of the locations used for the filming of the 3 Mousquetaires with Vincent Cassel, François Civil, Romain Dursis & Pio Marmai

The Bouret Pavilion or Royal Pavilion is a castle located in the communes of Seine-Port and Nandy in Seine-et-Marne, on the southern edge of the Rougeau Forest. The regional domain of the Royal Pavilion is open to the public free of charge.

Standing in the heart of the Gâtinais, the Courances estate extends over 75 hectares and includes a magnificent 17th century castle as well as its park and vegetable garden. Closed during the winter, it opens its doors the rest of the year for fun visits. If you're not pressed for time, don't hesitate to drop by.

Marking the southern limit of the royal alley, this pavilion was built by Etienne-Michel Bouret in the 18th century to provide Louis XV with a privileged hunting ground. Business that ruined him and led him to his downfall.

Two 18th century pavilions facing each other in the forest of Rougeau. Worth a look!

Built from the 16th century onwards from plans drawn up by Pierre Lescot, then architect of the Louvre, this castle is the result of a succession of work campaigns, because as Anatole France said "An ancient monument is a book on which each generation has written a page." But here the architectural style remains fairly homogeneous, the use of brick and cut stone unifying all the facades. The road passes right in front of "La Poterne", a sort of small house, which is the only place from where you can enjoy a view of the castle in its entirety. It is in fact the former home of the caretaker who, from his perch, could monitor the comings and goings within the enclosure. This Poterne offers a few rooms that have been renovated for tourist stays.