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Crossed by the Orvanne. Picturesque bridges and wash houses.

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Lookout post first built in the 12th century to defend the entrance to Gâtinais.

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A rather original historical site.

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Lovely place for a bike ride.

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The Great Parish (Cella Sancti German Manea Parochiae) owes its original name to the Christian Latin Cella, which means hermitage and sometimes "small monastery" following groups of hermits from the Carolingian era. This commune was the favorite villa of the Merovingian leudes and took the name of Villam Cellas, became Cellae then Altare de Cellis in honor of Saint-Germain. Legend of Saint-Germain of Paris: "Childebert I fell ill in this place and was miraculously cured by the saint whom he had called. In gratitude, he gave him the lands forming today the parishes of Vernou, Machault and La Grande Parish. The Church was dedicated to him. Formerly a Priory". Great Parish The first meeting of Louis XV and Marie Leckzinska took place on the territory of the commune, on September 4, 1725. A red marble column was raised to commemorate the event. At the La Grande Paroisse cemetery, a gate surrounds the grave of Claudie Elie Montain Horeau, doctor to Empress Joséphine and Emperor Napoleon 1st, member of the Academy of Medicine, Knight of the Legion of Honor, died on February 11, 1841.

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The Yonne is one of the great rivers of northern France and one of the main tributaries of the Seine. Here we are slightly downstream from the ornithological reserve, where it is good to stop to observe the ball of migratory birds.

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The Church of La Grande Paroisse dedicated to Saint-Germain dates from the 11th century. Built on a single nave plan, it is very simple in construction. The interior houses many curiosities, such as the Virgin with the Bird, a 15th century wooden statue of Saint-Germain, as well as a curious stone sarcophagus.

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Fort dating from the 11th and 12th century, mainly consisting of an enclosure (originally 6 m high and 1.3 m wide) surmounted by towers at the corners. It was remodeled in the 15th century, during the Hundred Years War, then confiscated during the French Revolution, before being returned to its original owners in 1937.

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