Bouleurs: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Sainte Marie-Madeleine Church in Bouleurs dates back to 1153.
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Culture
The Sainte Marie-Madeleine Church in Bouleurs has three naves and two stained-glass windows from the 16th century. The village is also characterised by Bouleurs’ semicircular washhouse, with red-brick round-arched arcades, a shallow-pitched slate roof and cast-iron columns. Its basin is fed by the Ru Bouton. Houses in the Briard style add to the architectural features of the village.
The monument in Bouleurs is also connected with the village’s history: it was commissioned by the municipal council in 1921 to commemorate the residents of Bouleurs who fell in the First World War, and was completed during 1924.
In the immediate vicinity of Bouleurs are the Château de Crécy-la-Chapelle, a castle, and the Abbaye du Pont-aux-Dames, a historic site. The surrounding area also includes the Château royal de Montceaux-lès-Meaux, a castle, and Sainte-Céline de Meaux, a historic site.
Nature
Le Bas de la Hutte in Bouleurs covers 27 hectares. The area includes woodland, old orchards, fallow land, meadows and cultivated plots. The GR1 passes through Le Bas de la Hutte.
Trails
In Bouleurs, the GR1 was rerouted from the main road onto a restored country path. A pontoon was also installed across the Ru Vignot for hikers. The Boucle de Bouleurs is a 4.5-kilometre circular hiking trail around Bouleurs. Improvements to the route include restoring the Vignot washhouse and installing a footbridge at the ford across the Ru Vignot.
Disneyland Paris Parc, a park, is also located in the vicinity of Bouleurs.
To the overarching travel overview: Seine-Et-Marne.
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