A notable landmark in Léchelle is the Church of Saint-Aignan, a 13th-century building featuring both pointed and round arches. The history of the Voulzie is also present in the village: in 1821, the river powered two mills in Léchelle, while its sources are regarded as a local feature of Léchelle.
Those who have chosen Léchelle as their destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
The Longueville–Esternay railway line connected Longueville with Esternay via Provins; when it opened, both freight and passenger trains operated on it. As part of the Heritage Days, passenger trains occasionally run on this railway line.
Another historical trace can be discovered along the “Autour des glaisières” route. It leads to an old clay pit and a mine shaft.
Landscape
The sources of the Vicomté in Léchelle are intended for group visits. In Léchelle, Vol Libre Production also offers birds of prey displays. The provider is located at 7 Rue des Prés in the hamlet of Lunay in Léchelle.
Hiking
The marked “le pont de Lunay” hiking trail is easy, 10 kilometres long and takes about three hours.
“Au fil de la Traconne” is a walk through fields and forests along the Traconne. The route is 9.21 kilometres long, classified as an easy hike and has an average duration of 2 hours and 45 minutes. It is partially signposted with yellow markings in a clockwise direction; because the markings are incomplete, the hike should be undertaken with a map and compass.
Surroundings
Léchelle is 9 kilometres from Provins, a classified town.
More local pages: Chailly-en-Brie, Bussy-Saint-Georges, Noisy-Sur-École, Vaudoy-En-Brie, La Ferté-Gaucher, Noisiel, Vulaines-lès-Provins, Le Mée-Sur-Seine.
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