Discover the charms of Le chatelet-en-brie, Seine-et-Marne

Wonderfully diverse landscapes straddling the forest and river Exploration of the Fontainebleau Forest and the banks of the Seine River. From Massoury to Fontainebleau, your itinerary, dotted with lovely residences, will lead you to the famous Tour Denecourt tower, which affords an exceptional panoramic view of the immense forest.

This trail offers a walk along the Seine on the former towpath, sheltered by the forest. It is the only contact between the forest and the Seine. Remarkable trees: many noteworthy trees can be observed along the banks of the Seine. They are marked with a blue dot for their rarity, size, botanical or aesthetic character. Since the late 1960s, the Fontainebleau Forest Friends’ Association (AAFF), in accordance with ONF, identifies and catalogs the most remarkable trees in the forest. Throughout this trail, hikers are invited to observe the diversity of species in the forest. Wild fauna: the river’s proximity to the forest makes this area a favorable one for many bird species: woodpeckers, common buzzards, Eurasian sparrowhawks and Eurasian woodcocks can all be found in the forest, while the river is home to cormorants, grey herons, kingfishers, and many duck species. Because of the very cold winters, many rare species can be seen along the Seine. Cavities in the trunks of large trees house rare species of bats, and damp areas are home to grass snakes and frogs.

The Office de Tourisme du Pays de Fontainebleau has published this tour, which takes you from the charming village of Samois-sur-Seine to discover a wide variety of tree species. Between the Seine and the forest, take advantage of this walk to recharge your batteries! The walk starts from the Petit Barbeau parking lot. The route takes you along the banks of the Seine, sheltered by the forest. Along the way, walkers are invited to observe the diversity of the forest's tree species and to discover a number of carefully preserved remarkable trees (blue paint circle). In this setting, it's not unusual to come across numerous species of birds. This itinerary invites you to observe the diversity of forest species and discover some of the remarkable trees carefully preserved along the banks of the Seine. Remarkable trees are identified and listed, and the most remarkable are classified by rarity, size, botanical peculiarity or sometimes curious shape... These trees are marked with a blue circle. The alliance of river and forest is favorable to many bird species: many woodpeckers, common buzzards, sparrowhawks and woodcock frequent the forest, while the river is home to cormorants, grey herons, kingfishers and many species of ducks. Cold winters bring rare species to the Seine. A dive into the heart of beautiful biodiversity. Difficulty: Easy. Please note: you may come across cyclists. Accessibility: accessible to people with reduced mobility, except for certain sandy sections. Loop Length: 10 km Duration: approx. 1 h 30 Orange mountain bike signpost Starting point Parking du Petit Barbeau 77920 Samois-sur-Seine Corresponding map IGN Top 25 N°2417OT How to get there From Samois Drive through Samois and along the Seine to the Petit Barbeau parking lot. From Fontainebleau-Avon Take the D210 to the Valvins bridge crossroads. Turn towards Samois and continue along the Seine to the Petit Barbeau parking lot. This itinerary has been developed by ONF and AFF. To discover other itineraries, don't forget to use the balade branchée application.

Enjoy the banks of the Seine in the middle of the forest. This walk on the banks of the Seine, sheltered from the forest and very beautiful trees, is rich in observations. Samois sur Seine will be revealed little by little throughout this walk, at the end of the island, you will discover the "Affolantes", these splendid residences, which stand around Fontainebleau, along the Seine, with its atypical charm. The bourgeoisie of the 19th century made their home here, before many artists found their inspiration there. Easy. For walkers Be careful, cyclists use certain sections Accessibility: Wheelchair, stroller Only on the section along the Seine. In a loop Length: 5.2 km Duration: about 1h45 Marking: Two yellow silhouettes

Located in the Val d'Ancœur, next to the castle of Vaux-le-Vicomte and near Blandy-les-Tours, the charming village of Moisenay has kept its rural character. Succumb to the charms of Moisenay and the hamlet of Petit Moisenay! Close to exceptional historical sites and in the heart of a bucolic valley, the route will allow you to discover rural landscapes as well as a varied rural heritage: 12th and 13th century church, old mills, washhouses, fords and stone bridges are to be discovered along the way. In the summertime, the large trees, wild flowers and shady places are inviting you to daydream in the fresh air. The path, step by step… 1. The walk starts at the village sports complex car park. Go around the old barn and rush into the alley at the corner of rue de la Grange. 2. At the exit of the lane, turn right onto the rue de l’Ecole. At the end of which, turn right on to the rue Grande. Follow it. 3. Continue straight into the Rue du Moulin. You can then admire the bridge and the ford of the Mill of Pouilly. Cross the bridge and take the path to the field. 4. Once at the edge of the field, continue straight onto the rural trail. Arriving at an intersection, turn left. Continue on this path and you will then go through a forest. At the second intersection, go straight through the fields to the road. Then turn left onto the dirt road. 5. You will arrive at the ford and the Iron Bridge. Cross the Iron Bridge and go up the ruelle Saint-Martin. Turn immediately right into the rue de l’Enfer. 6. You will see the back of the church of Saint-Martin on your left, in the rue de l’Enfer. Follow the small path that runs alongside the church. Go back up to the place de l’Eglise towards the rue de l’Ecole. Take this street on the left then turn immediately right onto the lane that will take you back to your starting point. Municipality crossed: Moisenay Distance: 3.3 km - Time: 1 hour - No markings Access to the map: www.cirkwi.com/fr/circuit/175740-balade-a-moisenay

With a historic heritage marked by man, the remains of which are still visible along the paths, this park, where nature has reclaimed its rights, has become a Sensitive Natural Area to be protected. Come and discover it along the unmarked paths.

With a historic heritage marked by man, the remains of which are still visible along the paths, this park where nature has reclaimed its rights has become a Sensitive Natural Area to be protected. Come and discover it along the signposted paths.

A 2-day loop to discover 3 majestic châteaux – Fontainebleau, Vaux-le-Vicomte and Blandy-les-Tours – the Fontainebleau Forest and the painters’ village of Barbizon. Perfect for a weekend of bicycling just outside Paris. The northern section of this loop will lead you to three prestigious historic sites, from the banks of the Seine River on the edge of the Fontainebleau Forest to the Ancoeur Valley and its two fascinating châteaux: Blandy-les-Tours Castle with its medieval military architecture and sumptuous Vaux-le-Vicomte with its French formal garden. You’ll also admire picturesque villages and verdant landscapes of forests and fields. However, please do be careful crossing certain heavily used roads, especially if cycling with children! This first northern section of the discovery loop is not recommended for children under 12 years of age. The southern section of the “Three Châteaux Loop” will take you from Bois-le-Roi to Fontainebleau and its famous château, the former residence of French monarchs, for a sylvan excursion passing through the painters’ village of Barbizon before returning to Bois-le-Roi. The loop takes advantage of dedicated greenways passing through the forest for peaceful peddling. This southern section is well suited to younger cyclists, but certain portions are not tarred/paved.

The world-famous 17th-century château and its estate represent the most perfect "harmony between architecture and landscape". To visit Vaux-le-Vicomte is to immerse yourself in French magnificence. Vaux-le-Vicomte: the perfection of a château Grand siècle... The Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte was designed in the 1650s by some of the greatest artists of the time: architect Louis Le Vau, painter Charles Le Brun, landscape architect André Le Nôtre, master mason Michel Villedo and maître d'hôtel François Vatel. Dazzled by their work, Louis XIV called on them to build the Château de Versailles. Magnificent old horse-drawn carriages and their crews are on display in the large stables. The carriages are presented in settings based on the themes of town, country and hunting. The Vaux-le-Vicomte estate is also the venue for a succession of cultural and tourist events: Easter celebrations in the gardens; the Grand Siècle Day and its costumes; candlelit tours, etc. The ponds, fountains and waterfalls are filled with water every second and last Saturday of the month.

Welcome to your home! Producers, artists, event organisers (associations, private and public companies, etc.). You are looking for a venue for your event: Concerts, theatres, all types of trade fairs, conferences, general meetings, etc. The l'Escale team will find the best solution for you and advise you on how to tailor-make your event. Facing the River Seine, close to the city centre and station, this attractive 2,500m2 venue is ideal for cultural events and social gatherings. Spacious, modern, warm and surprising The "L'Escale - Melun" venue comprises a reception hall, a bar area, a catering office, 3 fully-equipped dressing rooms and a catering area.... So don't hesitate to contact them for your future events. SEATING CAPACITY Bleachers: 700 seats + 10 PRM (if control room at back of hall) or 669 (if control room in middle tier) + 10 PRM Grandstands: 130 seats x 2 Parterre seats: 167 Standing capacity: 2200 STAGE DIMENSIONS Stage width : Stage edge - Stage back: 11 m Stage curtain - back of stage: 8.15 m Stage nose - Stage curtain: 1.45 m Back wall - Stage curtain: 1.45 m (backstage) Length : Garden - Courtyard from wall to wall: 16.30 m Garden - Courtyard between pendillions: 11 m Height : Under stage grid: 6.40 m Stage floor indoors: 1.25 m TICKETS - By telephone or on site: Espace Saint-Jean - 26 place Saint-Jean 77000 Melun // 01 64 52 10 95 (from July 2023, the sales point will be moved to the Astrolabe multimedia library, due to works at the Espace Saint-Jean, more information at www.ville-melun.fr/) - By internet: culturetvous.fr or Auchan, Fnac, Carrefour, Leclerc FOR MORE INFO TECHNICAL DETAILS www.melunvaldeseine-tourisme.com/sites/default/files/lescale-fiche-technique-2023-09.pdf VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE VENUE goo.gl/maps/x5squykqwwcq56uu6 CULTURAL SEASON 2023/24 culturetvous.fr/fileadmin/07_-_culturetvous.fr/02_-_agenda/saison_culturelle_23-24/saison24_program_bd.pdf ITINERARY www.google.com/maps/dir//48.529796,2.666331

The conurbation, in collaboration with SPC Mobilités, is introducing a new service: the Melivélo Bike Station. The scheme not only offers bike hire, but also parking, bike maintenance and a concierge service. As part of the new multimodal interchange in the centre of the station, the conurbation is building the Mélivélo cycle stand in rue Séjourné (just outside the station, on the La Rochette side). You can hire different types of bike (city bikes or electric bikes) and a full range of accessories to equip your two-wheeler for periods ranging from one day to one year. There's something for everyone! The scheme offers bike hire from €15 a day, as well as parking, bike maintenance and a concierge service. A temporary Mélivélo bike hire shop is located at 2 rue Daubigny in Melun. There's also a bike repair and maintenance service and, to meet your day-to-day needs, a concierge service. Subscribers will also have access to dry-cleaning, shoe repair and even delivery of non-perishable goods purchased from partner merchants. New: The Melun Val de Seine Tourist Office has set up a "Cycling Corner" in its new reception area. The corner contains cycling literature, a wide range of routes and related products, and will soon be offering bike hire, again in conjunction with Mélivélo.

Experience boating without a licence Embark on an adventure that combines discovery, freedom and relaxation. We offer a wide range of 100% electric no-licence boats for hire to cruise the Seine from Melun. Electric boat hire without a licence from Melun. Our fleet of boats gives you the freedom to sail at your own pace, without needing a boating licence. Take a boat out into the countryside to discover the Seine, along its banks and the "Les affolantes" houses of Bois-le-Roi, Chartrettes and La Rochette. These picturesque residences offer a unique architectural testimony to the history and charm of the region. Take the time to explore these remarkable sites, stop for a picnic on the peaceful banks or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of the river. Whether you're with family, friends or a couple, enjoy a relaxing day in the great outdoors. Suggested routes: bateauxhisseo.fr/parcours/ Prices: bateauxhisseo.fr/tarifs/

Since May 25, 1899, time has stopped in the workshop of Rosa Bonheur. The Workshop-Museum of Rosa Bonheur has as it's goal to display the place in which she worked for forty years, the ambiance she created around herself, and the atmosphere created by the everyday objects she surrounded herself with.

FontaineBlow, your new urban art gallery. What makes it special? FontaineBlow is more than an urban art gallery. It's also a place for artists to meet, relax, work and hold events. It allows visitors to discover magnificent works of urban art, stop for a coffee, hold a meeting or work solo, or take part in events. Make an appointment now with Sabine, founder of FontaineBlow, to see the works of your favorite artist and... buy your favorite! Free guided tours.

"A la Petite Reine", located in Fontainebleau for more than 30 years, offers you a wide range of bicycles for rent or for purchase to ride in the forest or along the Seine. If you need to buy, to repair or to rent a bike, the staff will advise and help you to choose. The wide offer for children and adults fits the demands for everyday use or for sport passion. Here you will find the ideal bike. There is also a cloth and accessories choice useful for your cycling activities.

In the heart of Fontainebleau , Hotel Victoria welcomes you to it's calm clear and confortable setting. With exceptional setting, we propose you personalized and well-decorated rooms which are finely mixing the charms of this historical hotel and the comfort of modern times.

Only one hour away from Paris, the 4* MGallery Fontainebleau - Aigle Noir Hotel is a former private mansion from the 17th century, located in the city center, within a walking distance of the Chateau de Fontainebleau. The MGallery Fontainebleau - Hotel Aigle Noir has signed the pledge of Health and Safety Commitments. The safety and well-being of visitors is an absolute priority for this hotel. The Hotel welcomes you in a cosy atmosphere that combines luxury and refinement. Why choose us ? - A family hotel that gives it a unique identity. - Ideal location facing the gardens of the Château de Fontainebleau. - A team remaining at your disposal, available and willing to meet your expectations. - A lounge bar with a fireplace and a cosy atmosphere. - 4 meeting rooms illuminated by daylight and equipped with all the equipment required. - Free parking available. Inspired by the Empire style, the 56 rooms are divided into 4 categories ( Classic, Deluxe, Deluxe Plus and Deluxe suite) and each of them is decorated in a unique and refined way. Some of them overlook Place Napoléon Bonaparte, with the gardens of the Château in the background.

Situated right in the middle of the town center, only a few steps away from all the shops, 300m from the Château and a short walk from one of the most famous forests of Europe. The Hôtel Ibis Château de Fontainebleau has signed the pledge of Health and Safety Commitments. The safety and well-being of visitors is an absolute priority for this hotel.

Blandy is a medieval fortress last one left as well restaured in the Ile-de-France region. The first baronial residence was built in the thirteenth century, in the form of a simple manor with an irregular surrounding wall. Later that century, considerable fortification work was done, particularly the three towers which were added to the fortified entrance tower. A large residential building was built inside these fortifications. The fourteenth century saw considerable development of the château defences, with a moat and a new tower entrance boasting a spiked drawbridge. In the second half of this century Blandy became the model for fortified castles. The keep, 39 metres high, defended by two drawbridges, was built. The keep was altered by the addition of new towers and curtain walls. Between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries, the fortress gradually lost its military purpose and became a residential castle. More domestic buildings were built. In the early eighteenth century, Maréchal Villars, the owner of Vaux-le-Vicomte, bought the lands and fortress of Blandy, which was pulled down and turned into a farm. Little by little, the fortress disappeared. Bought by the town council in 1883, the ruins of the fortress were classified as a historic monument the following year. From 1970 onwards, volunteer associations began work on restoring the château. In 1992, the Seine et Marne general council bought the fortress and undertook a vast restoration operation. A complete programme of works has enabled this superb fortress to be resuscitated and become one of the leading tourist attractions in the department. This dashing fortress represents one of the flagship tourist site of the district.

The story begins like a fairy tale: "Once upon a time, there was the Val d'Ancœur..." with its castles, its legends and the 3 names of this small stream, which has become a myth, from Ancœur to Ancoeuil and ends in Almont... before flowing into the Seine. (extract from the Archives Départementales website) The ru d'Ancoeur is a watercourse which rises in the commune of Grandpuits-Bailly-Carrois at an altitude of 125 m. It then takes the name of "Ancoeuil" in the commune of Moisenay and, after a journey of 25 km from its source, flows into the Bassin de la Poële at the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte. At the end of this basin, it flows into the Almont 5 km downstream into the Seine at Melun. Together with its tributaries, it forms a catchment area of approximately 306 km². The ru d'Ancoeur flows through the municipalities of Grandpuits-Bailly-Carrois, La Chapelle-Gauthier, Bréau, Bombon, Saint-Méry, Blandy-les-Tours, Moisenay, Maincy and Melun. Classified as an "Exceptional Site" since 14 October 1985 by the Direction Régionale et Interdépartementale de l'Environnement et de l'Energie d'Île-de-France, the ru d'Ancœur offers enchanting landscapes. The listed site covers 1861 hectares. Along its watercourses - the Almont, the Ancoeuil (or Ancueil) and then the Ancoeur - the Val d'Ancœur offers panoramic views: villages, forests, châteaux (Vaux-le-Vicomte, Blandy-Les-Tours, etc.) and, at the confluence with the Seine, urbanised areas. "The Ancoeur is a river with very little water, very irregular and in danger of running dry on a regular basis. The water level in its catchment area is 96 millimetres a year, which is one of the lowest in France, more than three times lower than the average for the country as a whole, and above all well below the average for the whole of the Seine basin (around 240 millimetres). For centuries, however, the constant flow of the river Ancoeur has enabled numerous mills to operate. The large number of hydraulic structures, such as canals, basins and ponds, small reservoirs and mills, give the landscape a distinctive identity based on water and its control. This is linked to the wet nature of the land. A place where people live, produce and create, the Val d'Ancoeur is home to a number of major heritage sites throughout the area: churches and works of art dating back to the 12th century, castles, farms, mills, rural housing, small-scale rural heritage, and so on. It has also become a subject of reflection and aesthetic admiration thanks to the artists who have seized upon its beauty to interpret it in their own way. - L'Ancueil ("Anqueil" in its 17th-century spelling), for example, gave its name to a majestic statue in the grounds of Vaux-le-Vicomte located to the left of the grotto complex (1659-1662), facing the Tiber installed to the right in 1659. - In 1879, the painter Paul Cézanne immortalised the Pont de Maincy (preserved at the Musée d'Orsay). - And sculptor Auguste Rodin devoted some superb drawings to the Collegiate Church of Champeaux (1890-1917), testifying to his admiration. For several years now, the Communauté de Communes Brie des Rivières et Châteaux and the Communauté d'Agglomération Melun Val de Seine have been working together to draw up a Landscape Plan to highlight the assets of the Val d'Ancoeur. An opportunity to protect and enhance the landscape heritage. The perimeter of the listed site covers 11 communes in an area of around 56 km². As the crow flies, it is almost 17 km long.

Come and stroll around the Parc de Livry. Your senses will be awakened both on the path along the Seine and on the wooded paths. Formerly the park of the Château de Livry, a landscape that suffered devastation at the end of the Second World War, then a gravel pit on the banks of the Seine, the site now offers visitors a variety of landscapes and atmospheres in all seasons. Take a stroll along the footpaths or cycle paths, and you'll be amazed by the themed routes that the site has to offer: - admire the Seine from the old pier, comfortably seated on a sun lounger, - dreaming around the mysterious stone circle, - discover the inhabitants of the pond - watch the birds discreetly from the observatory, - follow the signposted route using the "Balade Branchée" mobile app.

The Dominican Sisters arrived in Livry-sur-Seine in 1951. The Chemin Neuf Community has been present there since 1997 and works in collaboration with the Community of Dominican Sisters, who own the site. Le Clos Notre Dame is a house of hospitality and spiritual retreats in the heart of a large park, offering silence and prayer to its guests (private site not open to visitors).

The bell tower was built on the site of an ancient Gallo-Roman tower. A first sanctuary, dedicated to Saint Stephen, was built around the year 1000 on the site of the current church. Some remains of the 12th century can still be seen in the church (square pillars with bare carving). After having the village of Vaux demolished to build his château, Fouquet obtained permission to restore the church in the nearby village rather than rebuild the one in Vaux. The restoration was carried out under the direction of Louis Le Vau, architect of Vaux-le-Vicomte, in the 1660s. The Sommier family, who bought the Vaux-le-Vicomte estate in 1889, also took a great interest in the church: major work was carried out until the outbreak of the First World War.

The "little house by the Seine", dear to the heart of the "impressionist" poet, has become a museum run by the Department. In 1874, Stéphane Mallarmé moved in right next door to the bridge of Valvins for regular visits. From 1874 to his death , in 1898 , Stephane Mallarmé loved to stay in this old auberge that became his house, facing the Seine and the forest of Fontainebleau. Today , the museum dedicated to him has restored the charm of the summer house, through the furniture and property of the poet, his library and the works of his sculpting and painting friends. The beautiful garden where Mallarmé loved to care for his flowers, more than he cared for his own appearance, contribute to the memorial site. In the ground-floor rooms, temporary exhibitions complete the evocation of the exceptional writer who played a starring role in the intellectual and artistic life of his times. The museum is a faithful replica of the artist’s world, the small Japanese "cabinet" and bedrooms. It is decorated with objects dear to the poet like the Saxe clock that appears in the “frissons d’hiver”, smaller laqueur boxes, the fans, English books, Edgar Allen Poe’s translations or his famous pipes. Permanent visits to see the life of the artist and the garden that has been maintained with the charm of yesteryear.

Private websites. These holiday homes, built along the river from 1830 to 1914, from Saint-Mammès to Seine-Port via Thomery, Samois-sur-Seine, Héricy, Livry-sur-Seine, Bois-le-Roi and Boissettes, belonged to industrialists and shopkeepers from Melun and, above all, Paris. With the arrival of the railway, they built these villas to spend their summers and weekends in the countryside, between forests and rivers.

A masterpiece of seventeenth-century architecture, with refined decorations, a model garden designed by Le Notre and magical candlelit tours. The garden at Vaux-le-Vicomte is arranged around a perspective more than three kilometres long. This major axis reflects the innovative spirit of FOUQUET and LE NÔTRE. By setting the scene for the château and outbuildings in a 40-hectare space carved out of the heart of nature, LE NÔTRE and LE VAU achieved for the first time the most perfect relationship between architecture and landscape environment of the entire 17th century.

The world-famous 17th-century château and its estate represent the most perfect "harmony between architecture and landscape". To visit Vaux-le-Vicomte is to immerse yourself in French magnificence. Vaux-le-Vicomte: the perfection of a château Grand siècle... The Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte was designed in the 1650s by some of the greatest artists of the time: architect Louis Le Vau, painter Charles Le Brun, landscape architect André Le Nôtre, master mason Michel Villedo and maître d'hôtel François Vatel. Dazzled by their work, Louis XIV called on them to build the Château de Versailles. Magnificent old horse-drawn carriages and their crews are on display in the large stables. The carriages are presented in settings based on the themes of town, country and hunting. The Vaux-le-Vicomte estate is also the venue for a succession of cultural and tourist events: Easter celebrations in the gardens; the Grand Siècle Day and its costumes; candlelit tours, etc. The ponds, fountains and waterfalls are filled with water every second and last Saturday of the month.

Private site not open to visitors. In Roman times, the temple of Jupiter Penninus stood on the site of the present-day church, giving rise to the name of the commune. The castle we know today is the 4th to be built on the same foundations. It was built in 1766 by Michel Louis Fréteau de Saint Just. The castle's existence is attested as far back as 1050 by a royal edict, preserved in the Bibliothèque nationale, which mentions Peny as the lord of the fief. It has Roman foundations. The castle has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1946.

Italian restaurant. Wide selection of pasta, pizzas, salads and meats. Eat-in or take away. Located in downtown Bois-Le-Roi, the Bacotte is an ideal stopover for all those who want to have lunch with colleagues or dine with family and friends. Come and have a good time, La Bacotte and his staff are at your service.

Located in the outbuildings of the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte, just outside the ticket office, this family-run self-service restaurant is ideal for a lunch break or snack. The restaurant is self-service, with no need to book, and lunch is served until around 3pm. Highchairs and microwaves are available for the comfort of young children. Visit and meal packages available for groups.

Here's something for the nostalgic. Right in the heart of La Rochette and just 500 metres from Melun station, here's a restaurant that brings back childhood memories. At the Cantine des Grands, it's all about school spirit. In the dining room, old classroom chairs and on the walls, drawings and dictations full of mistakes take us back to childhood. The same goes for the menu, which comes in a school binder. T

fast, tasty French cuisine

A warm and friendly restaurant offering pizzas to take away or eat in.

Traditional restaurant in the centre of Melun, opened in October 2014, the chef offers you a lunch menu and an evening menu, renewed every month in order to offer you fresh, seasonal produce. The restaurant has the "Brie de Melun" label. To satisfy your taste buds, the chef offers simple, varied products at great value for money. Cookery lessons are also available.

Traditional restaurant on Place Jacques Amyot, in a semi-pedestrianised area. Come and enjoy fresh, home-made products in a friendly atmosphere.

Italian restaurant

Healthy, generous, family-style, instinctive cooking using seasonal produce that we select with the greatest respect, with one aim in mind : to give you pleasure. La bodega is a Melun-based restaurant serving the very best of Spanish cuisine. Once seated, take the opportunity to try one of the chef's specialities, such as paella, tapas, carpaccio or tuna tartare.

Set in a mythical forest, the Auberge de la Croix d'Augas welcomes you every day for lunch and dinner. A large main dining room accommodates 60 guests in a warm mountain decor of green and beige, around a wood-burning stove. A covered terrace overlooking the forest can accommodate 100 guests in a red and burgundy garden setting, also around a wood-burning stove. An open-air terrace can accommodate 40 guests in a red and burgundy garden setting. Additional space is available for 25 guests. Savoyard specialties such as raclettes, fondues and tartiflettes are on offer, along with a varied menu that changes three times a year.

40 fully-equipped, air-conditioned rooms, 2 meeting rooms (10 to 25 people) and 3 restaurant rooms (200 covers, traditional cuisine) in a cosy, friendly atmosphere: we'll welcome you in a different way!

The centre is located in La Rochette, on the edge of the Fontainebleau forest and in the heart of a 10-hectare wooded park. Its green, peaceful setting and proximity to many sites of interest make Le Rocheton an ideal base for discovering the region. Whether you're on your own, with family, friends, an association, a school, a work group, a walker or a climber, whether you're coming as a neighbour or from another continent to relax or to work, the whole team at Le Rocheton is here to welcome you and to meet your needs. What's more, Le Rocheton is ideally located close to many sites of interest: exceptional residences, the Châteaux of Fontainebleau, Vaux le Vicomte and Blandy les Tours, the medieval town of Provins, museums, theme parks, etc. Activities : - A covered and fenced volleyball/tennis/archery pitch with a suitable synthetic surface - A city stadium (volleyball / mini football / badminton / handball / tennis / basketball) on an adapted synthetic surface - 4 squash courts are planned for 2017 in collaboration with the French Squash Federation. Services : - Tourist breaks (groups or individuals) - Educational breaks (with a tailor-made programme of activities) - Room hire for private events - Seminars and study days - BAFA training courses Whatever the nature of your project, the teams at Le Rocheton are here to help make it unforgettable. (Tourism & Handicap label since April 2019).

The hotel is located in the heart of a three-hectare wooded park, offering its guests a veritable haven of greenery. Our 3-star hotel is located 1.6 km from Melun train station and is accessible to disabled guests. We have everything you need to relax and enjoy your stay: 50 comfortable rooms, breakfast, sauna, dry-cleaning service and more. You'll also find function rooms on site, for your private events (weddings, birthdays, family meals) and business events (meetings, study days, etc.). Since the closure of our restaurant, we've been working with an external caterer who will be able to satisfy you with the choice and quality of his services. Our caterer is available on site for all group bookings of 20 people or more, offering menus for seminars/work meetings; menus for weddings, birthdays, meals with family or friends; cocktail lunches/dinners; hot/cold buffets.... For groups of less than 20 people (seminars/meetings), we offer lunch trays, prepared the same day from fresh, seasonal produce and served in reusable glass jars (no plastic or cardboard).

Emma and her little family are delighted to welcome you to their charming Indonesian-style home in La Rochette, a leafy suburb of Melun (77), just a stone's throw from Fontainebleau and its forest.

This 3-star, air-conditioned hotel has 54 renovated rooms, including family suites with a designer feel. Breakfast + unlimited wifi included in the price of all rooms at the Ibis Styles Melun. It has a lounge bar with a terrace where you can eat, a relaxation area for the whole family and seminar rooms. It has a free enclosed private car park.

16th and 17th century building comprising 4 dwellings, including the owner's home. 46 km from Paris and Disneyland® Paris and 16 km from Fontainebleau. Numerous tourist sites and châteaux nearby: Barbizon, Moret-sur-Loing, Blandy-les-Tours, Vaux le Vicomte, etc. In the town centre, a 15-minute walk from the train station (25 minutes from Paris), pay parking in town (free from 7pm to 8am) and a few free spaces 5 minutes' walk away.

Just a few minutes from the A5 motorway direct to Paris, the Hotel Ibis Melun is the starting point for a number of excursions: the châteaux of Blandy les Tours or Vaux-le-Vicomte, the forest of Fontainebleau... Discover a new restaurant in the heart of the Ibis hotel in Melun that combines conviviality and intimacy. Charlie's Corner is an atypical place that focuses mainly on beer, with a special emphasis on local producers, with no fewer than 20 different bottles available! It's also sure to delight your taste buds, alone or in a group! In a relaxed atmosphere, you'll discover a selection of quality beers accompanied by charcuterie and cheese boards.

An experience right in the heart of the city, with everything included!

Economically-priced Hotel in the town center. 72 air-conditioned cozy rooms for 1, 2 or 3 people at economic price with bathroom, WC, duvet, TV-TNT, free Wifi, and private parking. The all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet is served at attractive prices, you can enjoy it on terrace when it's good weather.

Hotel Restaurant located north of Melun with 22 rooms, an 80-seat restaurant overlooking a 2000 m2 garden and a terrace. The establishment has a seminar room and free parking.