前往利夫里河畔Seine

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).

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.

The commune of Livry-sur-Seine reveals part of its history in this pleasant walk, which takes you from the Clos de Notre Dame to the banks of the Espace Naturel Sensible. Preferably on foot.