Le Breuil: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Le Breuil
The hiking trail network of the Vallée du Surmelin connects Montmort-Lucy with Le Breuil on the Marne side and continues on the Aisne side from Le Breuil to Mézy-Moulins.
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Those choosing Le Breuil as a holiday destination can combine their stay with the desire to rent a holiday apartment.
Hiking
The “La Fontaine Noire” loop between Baulne-en-Brie and Le Breuil is 6.82 kilometres long, takes around 2 hours and 5 minutes, and is one of the eleven short circular trails in the Vallée du Surmelin.
The “La Fontaine Noire” loop follows the Surmelin through meadows and offers a shaded picnic table.
The “Balade sur les chemins du Breuil” hike is very easy, 9.2 kilometres long, and takes around three hours.
It starts at Place Bastidon and initially follows the Chemin de la Prairie along the Surmelin through meadows.
The “Balade sur les chemins du Breuil” hike offers a view of Le Breuil and the Surmelin Valley.
Culture
The Église Saint-Martin du Breuil features stained-glass windows from the 16th century, a pulpit in the Louis XV style, and four paintings.
The Église Saint-Martin du Breuil is partly Romanesque and Gothic in style and has a tall square tower with a slate roof.
The backs of the choir stalls in the Église Saint-Martin du Breuil bear carved portraits from the early Renaissance.
The Église Saint-Martin du Breuil was listed as a historic monument by decree of 10 January 1986.
Cellars
The Champagne Moutardier winery in Le Breuil welcomes visitors from Monday to Friday; visits are possible at weekends by appointment.
Champagne Sendron-Destouches offers, on request, a tour of its press house and cellar followed by a tasting.
More local pages: Dontrien, Saint-Imoges, Leuvrigny, Vertus, Pierry, Oger, Thiéblemont-Farémont, Chamery
For the higher-level travel overview: Marne.
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