Nonville is part of the Natura 2000 site « Rivières du Loing et du Lunain ». The site covers 400 hectares and approximately 58 kilometres of waterways in 23 municipalities in the Seine-et-Marne department and is designated as a Special Area of Conservation under the European Habitats Directive. When planning a trip to Nonville, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment. Nonville has five bus stops and is served by six regular bus routes.
Nature
Mont Aiveu, a hill, is located in the vicinity of Nonville. Rocher de Dame Jouanne, also a hill, is likewise located nearby. Caverne des Brigands, a cave, and Mont Enflammé, a hill, are located in the wider region surrounding Nonville.
Hiking
The municipal hiking list includes a 13.2-kilometre route called « Ballade d'Anonvilla ».
The « Balade autour d'Anonvilla » hike runs around Nonville through forests and fields and along the Lunain Valley. It is certified and marked with yellow signs by CODERANDO77.
The Écuries de Nonville offer trail rides, riding lessons and courses, as well as accommodation for ponies and horses. Chauville Equestre includes an equestrian centre, horse breeding and excursions.
Culture
The Église Saint-Michel in Nonville dates from the 12th century, is dedicated to Saint Michael and has a Romanesque nave with a barrel vault. The church houses the Saint-Loup altarpiece, which is traditionally associated with the healing of childhood fevers and – as a play on words – with protection against fear of wolves.
In Nonville, information panels entitled « Raconte-moi mon village » provide information about the local heritage, anecdotes and stories that have shaped the area.
In the vicinity of Nonville are Château de Berville, a château, Chateau de Bourron-Marlotte, a château, Abbaye Notre-Dame de la Joie, a historic site, and the Palace of Fontainebleau, a palace.
More local pages: Coutevroult, Gressy, Saint-Mammès, La Chapelle-Gauthier, Ozoir-La-Ferrière, Égligny, Le Châtelet-En-Brie, Coupvray.
