(77) Seine-et-Marne

A former property of the Rothschild family and located in Seine-et-Marne, Chateau de Ferrières and its English-style park are the perfect backdrop for prestigious events.

A major site of the arts scene existing in France, the Imperial Theater of Fontainebleau is finally reopening its doors to the general public.

In Seine-et-Marne, the Manoir of Chaubuisson, in Fontenay-Tresigny, is a former hunting lodge of the 19th century whose estate has hosted many leading figureheads.

Having in turn welcomed François 1st during the Renaissance and then Napoleon Bonaparte, the château of Fontainebleau is now making room for Kings of the World, the exhibition from the private Al...

On a private embankment of the Seine, this Folly, in the Second Empire style, is nestled in greenery, between Fontainebleau and Barbizon.

Between Fontainebleau and Coulommiers, this former Knights Templar's farm is nestled in the bucolic Seine et Marne countryside, a highly touristic region.

For the reopening of its museum, dedicated to the glory of Napoleon I, the château of Fontainebleau has consecrated an imperial space in keeping with the Emperor's immoderation.

Resulting from a partnership between Pierre & Vacances and Disney, Villages Nature Paris is the new environmental-friendly family destination, in the Île-de-France region.