The municipality of Ocquerre is crossed by the Ourcq River. Travellers on SNCF Line P towards Ferté-Milon can get off at Lizy-sur-Ourcq station, which is 3 kilometres from Ocquerre.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Ocquerre chooses the town as their accommodation destination.
Culture and history
The choir of the Church of Saint-Étienne in Ocquerre preserves two 13th-century capitals. Reconstruction of the church was completed in 1901.
The Ferme dite aux trois cheminées is listed as a historic monument. During the reign of Henry IV, it was a Renaissance hunting meeting place and is one of the few well-preserved secular buildings from its period.
The chapel of the former Marnoue-les-Moines priory was dedicated to Saint Nicholas and cared for by three religious brothers.
The present-day building of the Château de la Trousse was constructed in 1865. Of the 17th-century Château de la Trousse, only the outbuildings and moats remain.
Landscape and trails
In the Pays d’Ourcq, the Canal de l’Ourcq offers walkers a particularly secluded and bucolic stretch. The Vallon de Chaton route is recognised by the Seine-et-Marne departmental hiking committee and marked in yellow.
Local area
At the Ocquerre apiaries, visitors can taste honey in the honey house.
Other places: Champagne-Sur-Seine, Bouleurs, Lésigny, Bois-Le-Roi, Servon, Thénisy, Vernou-La-Celle-Sur-Seine, Saint-Mammès
