Things to see and do Nogent-Sur-Seine

Claude-Joseph Vernet (1764) will illustrate this view of Nogent-sur-Seine with the church Saint-Laurent, the fishermen holding their nets, and a young girl wearing his clothes in the landscape. Olive Island, on the look of Saint-Louis Island, derives its reputation from its presence in the sentimental education of Flaubert, and its name of the doctor emeritus, mayor in 1884, who donated it to the city in the exchange of the graves of his family. It was then called Collet Island or Île des Grands Locks, with as a sine qua non the absence of commerce, sale, cabin cabin… Today as yesterday, this nature is the ideal place for a romantic and romantic walk, especially as the setting up of a mobile bridge. The alleys of the park were traced and gravel, and the island as a whole, with three hectares, was remodeled thanks to a pruning of trees. An arboretum welcomes you and accompanies you with twenty panels that describe the different local species.

The strawberry on the streets of the city undoubtedly deserves a hook towards this beautiful, elegant, sixteenth-century-old building, which includes many exhibitions. Among the few old houses, that of the Pavillon Henri IV is the most mysterious. Legend says that it was within this one that the Gallant Green liked to find his mistress, the beautiful Gabrielle d 'Estrées. The walls have always preserved the secret… program available at the tourist office of Nogentais and the Seine Valley (≈ 03 25 39 42 07). Many exhibitions have been in place since 2001: Philippe Tykoczinski, painter in the Combas vein last year, local artists recently…

Since March 2017 and the creation of the Camille Claudel Museum, Nogent-sur-Seine is a coveted city. The hostesses of the tourist office know this, and advise visitors with knowledge of the facts. Many activities are offered at wise prices depending on the length of your stay: from the nuclear power station to visit (from 26.70 € and on conditions) to a day that combines castle life and pictorial escape at the Claudel Museum (from 37.90 €), it is wise to book your lodging. In two months, there are 18,000 visitors who have been pressing for this museum. An association, the Friends of Nogent, also makes every effort to energize the commune.