A specific hike in Longueville is “Le vallon des Méances”: it starts at Longueville SNCF railway station, is 14 km long, takes approximately three and a half hours, and has a moderate difficulty level.
Anyone choosing Longueville as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Hiking
The “Les hauts de Chalmaison” hike also starts at Longueville SNCF railway station, is 15.6 km long, takes approximately four hours, and has a moderate difficulty level. “Les rougers” begins at Place du 8 Mai in Longueville, is 7.6 km long, takes approximately two hours, and has an elevation difference of 70 m. The “Les trois villages” hike starts at Longueville railway station, is 15 km long, and takes approximately four hours.
Culture
The railway site of Longueville is experienced as a “living museum”: visitors pass through an active workplace rather than merely walking past display cases.
The Chapelle de Lourps was reopened to the public in 1998 following twelve years of restoration. It features wall paintings from the 13th, 15th, and 17th centuries. The chapel can only be visited by prior appointment.
Geographical location
In the vicinity of Longueville is the Bernardines de Bray-sur-Seine (Priory), listed as a historic site. Also in the vicinity are the ruins of the Abbaye de Preuilly and the Abbaye de Jouy-le-Châtel, listed as a historic site. In the wider regional surroundings of Longueville is the Abbaye du Paraclet, listed as a historic site.
The Source de la Voulzie, listed as a spring, is also located in the vicinity of Longueville. In the wider regional surroundings is the Parc de Pont, listed as a park.
Other places: Jutigny, La Chapelle-Rablais, Choisy-en-Brie, Cesson, Verdelot, Saint-Germain-Laval, Amillis, Montigny-Sur-Loing.
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