Visit the Seine et Marne
Located to the east of Île-de-France, Seine-et-Marne (77) is the largest department in the region, covering an area of 5,915 km². Home to more than 1.4 million inhabitants, it offers a harmonious blend of historical heritage and natural landscapes, a peaceful living environment just 30 minutes from Paris. Take advantage of your stay at our campsite in Seine et Marne to enjoy our fabulous environment and discover the surrounding area!
The must-sees in Seine et Marne
Whether you are a heritage, nature or leisure lover, the Seine et Marne offers a multitude of unmissable places to discover. Here is a selection of sites not to be missed:- Castels of Seine et Marne: Among the must-sees, discover the Castel of Fontainebleau, listed as a UNESCO world heritage site, or the majestic Castel of Vaux-le-Vicomte, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture.
- Villages of Seine et Marne: Explore the charming painters' village, Barbizon, or stroll through the medieval streets of Moret-sur-Loing, at the gateway to Burgundy.
- Museums of Seine et Marne: Immerse yourself in history through the collections of the Museum of the Great War in Meaux, or discover the poetic world of Stéphane Mallarmé at the Departmental Museum in Vulaines-sur-Seine.
- Churches and cathedrals of Seine et Marne: Explore the architectural and religious treasures of the department, such as Meaux Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, or the Saint-Étienne de Provins Church, a remarkable example of Romanesque art.
- Parks and gardens of Seine et Marne: Enjoy the natural beauty of the region's parks and gardens, such as the Parc des Capucins in Coulommiers, a peaceful place ideal for a family stroll, or the Jardins de la Vallée Suisse in Melun, offering a green oasis in the heart of the city.
How to reach and get around Seine et Marne?
Seine-et-Marne benefits from a varied and well-developed transport network, offering visitors easy and convenient access to all the wonders of the region.- Road access: The department is easily accessible by car from Paris and the main surrounding towns. The A4, A5, A6 and A77 motorways cross Seine-et-Marne, allowing you to quickly reach tourist sites, castles, picturesque villages and natural parks.
- Public transport: For those who prefer public transport, Seine-et-Marne is served by a network of trains, buses and RER. Line R of the Transilien network connects Paris to several key destinations in the department, such as Fontainebleau, Meaux, Melun and Provins. The RER A also serves parts of the department, providing easy access to Disneyland Paris and Marne-la-Vallée.
- Car rental: For more flexibility when traveling, car rental is a practical option in Seine-et-Marne. There are many rental agencies in the main towns and near train stations, allowing you to rent a vehicle to explore the region at your own pace.
- Cycling and hiking: For nature and sports enthusiasts, Seine-et-Marne also offers numerous cycling routes and hiking trails through its varied landscapes. Rent a bike or put on your walking shoes and set off to discover the region's hidden treasures.