塞纳港小径
Cirkwi 简报
想象一下，在塞纳港迷人的小径上开始一次宁静的漫步，这些小径由塞纳-马恩省与塞纳港及其周边地区保护协会共同精心保留。这条由梅伦-塞纳河谷旅游局设计的旅程穿越风景如画的乡村小道，经过具有悠久历史的圣苏力修斯教堂，展示了该地区丰富的文化遗产。在这条迷人的小径上，每一步都能吸纳宁静的氛围和历史的低语。
基本技术见解
这条路线总长约5.1公里，海拔变化很小，从37米到76米不等。总爬升高度仅为94米。这是一次温和的旅行，适合所有技巧水平的步行者，承诺在欣赏塞纳港的风景和历史丰富性时减少肌肉负担，获取最大的乐趣。结构化为悠闲漫步，这条小径融入了简单而有回报的户外体验。
季节指南
不论是什么季节，塞纳港的小径都提供独特的体验。春天，小径上盛开着鲜艳的花卉；夏天带来青翠的绿色风景；秋天展示了绚丽多彩的画卷；冬天则呈现出片刻宁静的美景。不过，游客应该全年穿着合适的鞋子，因为小径在下雨后可能会很滑。始终携带水，而在炎热的月份，建议携带防晒霜和帽子。尊重当地环境至关重要，请务必留在标记的小径上。
塞纳-马恩省的文化遗产中心
塞纳港位于塞纳-马恩省，不仅是一个风景如画的地方，更是法国文化和历史遗产的中心。这个村庄的亮点是圣苏力修斯教堂，可以追溯到13世纪，体现了该地区丰富的历史画卷。塞纳港保护其乡村小径的承诺，展示了社区对保护其历史完整性的奉献精神，同时邀请游客时光倒流。这个地区是法国更广泛的历史和文化景观的缩影。
理想的旅行气候概述
塞纳港地区与塞纳-马恩省的大部分地区一样，享有温和的气候。冬季温和，很少下雪，使其成为全年的目的地。然而，最理想的徒步旅行月份是4月至10月，温度舒适，降雨风险较低。郁郁葱葱的春天和清爽的秋天为您的步行提供了最美丽的背景。记住，出发前请始终检查当地的天气预报，以确保最佳体验。
技术信息
高程剖面
起点
步骤
Information directionnelle n°1
Votre balade début par la traversée du parc de la Baronnies. Suivez le tracé de cette balade à travers les sentes de Seine-Port et découvrez le riche patrimoine de la commune.
Information directionnelle n°2
Attention, prenez bien à gauche le sentiers à travers les bâtiments.
Information directionnelle n°3
N'hésitez pas à descendre la rue de Melun jusqu'au cimetière, puis revenez sur vos pas pour reprendre votre parcours.
Information directionnelle n°4
Avant de poursuivre votre balade, descendez quelques mètre plus bas dans la rue du Vieux Moulin observer le Vieux Moulin, puis revenez sur vos pas pour poursuivre.
Information directionnelle n°5
Prenez sur votre droite et descendez quelques mètres plus bas pour voir la Maison Rouge et revenez sur vos pas pour reprendre la balade et revenir à votre point de départ.
兴趣点
Church of Saint-Sulpice
Some authors give 1156 as the date of its consecration, but this seems a long way off. It is more reasonable to think that it dates from the early 13th century. Saint Sulpice, bishop of Bourges under Clotaire II, is its patron saint.The nave was extended in 1652. In 1786, Madame de Montesson had the chapel of Saint Louis built against the right-hand wall of the choir, for the burial of the Duke of Orléans.
Barony Park
This park probably dates from 1803 - 1804. It was designed by the famous agronomist Jean Augustin Victor Yvart (1763-1831), who retired here in 1824.
Château de la Chesnaie
Château de la Chesnaie was once home to Count Roy, Minister of Finance under the Restoration; today it is a state school. The north facade overlooks a small square where you can see the gate of the former kitchen garden facing the château.
Number 5 Avenue Jobert
Louis-Amédée Mantes, double bassist at the Opéra and one of the inventors of colour photography, lived at no. 5 Avenue Jobert.Her three daughters, nicknamed "Mantes les Jolies", were dancers at the Paris Opera and became famous for having served as models for the painter Degas.
La Maison Rouge
The Maison Rouge was inhabited in 1842 by the author and academician Ernest Legouvé (who died in 1903), then by his grandson Emile Paladilhe, composer of the opera "Patrie" and friend of Gounod.
The Villemessant house
The Maison de Villemessant, where the founder of Le Figaro lived from 1864 to 1868. It has been a retirement home since 1934.
The Villa Déjazet
The Villa Déjazet was once home to Baron Bosio, an official artist under the First Empire and the Restoration.He sculpted, among other things, the Quadriga in the Carroussel at the Louvre, and the equestrian statue of Louis XIV in the Place des Victoiers in Paris. He sold the villa to Virginie Déjazet, who lived there from 1840 to 1874. Born in 1798, she began performing on stage at the age of 5. She became a famous actress and knew all of Paris, receiving Dumas père, Victorien Sardou, Adolphe Adam and many others. She died in poverty and is buried at Père Lachaise in Paris.
Place de Madame de Montesson
The Place de Madame de Montesson owes its name to Charlotte Béraud de la Haye de Riou, Marquise de Montesson, the morganatic wife of the Duc d'Orléans (1772).A benefactress of Seine Port, she donated this square, which used to be a jeu de paume. She had four streets dug and many houses built in the village. She was the aunt of Madame de Genlis, Louis Philippe's governess. She left Seine Port after the death of her husband in 1786.
