Bray-Sur-Seine: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Bray-sur-Seine can be explored via a historic walking tour that is accessible year-round for self-guided visits.

Bray-sur-Seine can be reached via the A5 and the Marolles-sur-Seine exit, as well as via National Road N19 and the departmental roads D403 and D412.

Those choosing Bray-sur-Seine as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture and History

The historic walking tour includes two historic houses dating from the 16th century. Religious carvings can be seen on the half-timbering of the more imposing house, including depictions of the Virgin Mary, the Archangel Gabriel and Saint Nicholas.

The tour also includes three unique stone windows set into a roof. They come from the former Palais des Tuileries in Paris, which burned down and was destroyed in 1871.

The market hall in Bray-sur-Seine is listed as a historic monument. It was inaugurated in 1842 with a grand celebration; the Friday market is still held there on Friday mornings.

The Church of Sainte-Croix is listed as a historic monument and was built in the 10th century. Visiting it takes you through the periods of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance architecture. The church houses paintings, statues, a lectern and a reliquary.

Nature and Leisure

The banks of the Seine near Bray-sur-Seine are ideal for walking, hiking and cycling.

The Parc du bord de Seine has picnic tables, a children's playground and benches.

The municipal swimming pool in Bray-sur-Seine has a 25-metre swimming pool, a medium-sized pool, a paddling pool and a solarium.

Geographical Location

In the wider regional area, the La Bassée National Nature Reserve offers educational outings, discovery trails and guided tours.

Further destinations: Villevaudé, Jouarre, Fontains, Saint-Germain-Sur-Ecole, Saint-Augustin, Rubelles, Sainte-Colombe, Melun

To the overarching travel overview: Seine-Et-Marne.