Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Seine-Et-Marne

The Cueillette Collection is a farmhouse Cap de Straw, in the heart of the new town of Senart, on the municipalities of Lieusaint and Savigny-le-Temple. Over the seasons you can pick up some different fruits, vegetables and flowers. The product goes directly from the earth to the basket. The garden and the orchard combine authenticity and modernity in the choice of varieties and the respectful cultivation techniques of the earth. A work that you will appreciate when you pick up your collection, because in the end, the gathering is the pleasure of collecting fruits, vegetables and flowers from the garden without the corvée of the binette.

In April and May from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. and from 14 p. m. to 19 p. m.

June to October 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. and 14 p. m. to 20 p. m. - Without interruption on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.

From December to mid-March: Saturday from a. m. to p. m. and from p. m. to p. m.

Let down role games and other videos of fantastic knighthood to immerse you for almost an hour in life in the Middle Ages, and more specifically when Thibaud IV, Earl of Champagne, returned from crusades and that great celebrations were given in his honour. Equestrian prowess, cavalcades, aerobatic, dressage and juggling, you marvel, before the Torvark damn accompanied by his wolves, warriors and fearsome war machines obscure the feast of his evil presence… This struggle of good and evil is the opportunity to see wonderful riders amount of very busy Iberian horses, and to dive into the heart of medieval struggles but also of charm and poetry of this cool and sublime time. Wolves, camel and other farm animals are also on schedule for a sensational spectacle of Equestrio company. In June, July and August, tourist arrivals forced to arrive early to take their places near the Porte Saint-Jean. At other times, come 30 minutes before the start of the show.

It's nice to walk in nature, take the time to look around, without a noise. The Roses Road, a wooded reserve of 17 hectares, is one of the 18 sensitive natural spaces open to the public by the General Council. The start of the promenade starts in Servon and extends over 16 km. You will pass through the communes of Brie-Comte-Robert, Grisy-Suines, Coubert, Soignolles-en-Brie, Coubert and Yèbles. The last segment between Coubert and Yeblès was inaugurated in September. A recent section claimed by many people. The route of the rose trail follows the old railroad route that connected Paris-Bastille to Verneuil-l'Etang in the th century. Today, it takes the hikers who are walking or cycling through the landscapes of the valley of the Yerres and the plateau de la Brie. Season flowers, wild herbs and spontaneous vegetation evolve over the seasons. And all the regulars will say that this is what makes its charm.

Located in La Genevraye, just 10 km from the town of Fontainebleau, Les Couteliers De Fontainebleau is an artisan cutlery company specializing in the manufacture of quality knives. Founded by cutlers Yann Nominé and Renaud Dumarçay, the workshop offers a wide range of knives, including the Grimpeur Bois Français and the Fontainebleau Plein Manche in French wood. In addition to knife sales, the workshop also offers services such as custom design and manufacture, sharpening, restoration of old knives, and cutlery courses. However, it is advisable to make an appointment in advance. For cutlery enthusiasts, Les Couteliers De Fontainebleau is the place to go to discover and acquire quality knives crafted with passion and expertise.

Passing through Melun, to discover the local Brie cheese and pay a visit to the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte, the art-lover-traveler can also make a detour to the Pont de Maincy. Built in 1822 by Colonel Thomson, this bridge linking the Château de Coudray to the village is famous for having been the subject of a painting by Paul Cézanne in early 1880. The painting is now on display at the Musée d'Orsay, and a visit to Maincy will be an opportunity to see it come to life. Completely renovated in 2004, the bridge has been restored to its original appearance.