The Domaine de la Grange-la-Prévôté has been awarded the “Patrimoine d'intérêt régional” designation. Its origins date back to the 14th century; on 25 November 1800, the Domaine was acquired by General Bernadotte and his wife, Désirée Clary. Both later became King and Queen of Sweden, respectively. The Domaine is open to visitors, and numerous events take place there throughout the year.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Savigny-le-Temple can use this page to find out about the town’s cultural and scenic attractions.
Culture
The Ferme du Coulevrain is a former Templar farm in Savigny-le-Temple. Also located in Savigny-le-Temple is the Espace Prévert, a cultural centre featuring performances, concerts, cinema screenings and exhibitions.
The Château de Courquetaine is located in the wider region surrounding Savigny-le-Temple. Also located in this wider regional area are the historic site Château de Fromont, the Château de Brevannes and the Palace of Fontainebleau.
Geographical location
According to the municipal description, Savigny-le-Temple is 35 minutes from Paris. The A5 motorway and the Francilienne pass through the town.
Nature
The Caverne des Brigands cave and Mont Pivot hill are located in the wider region surrounding Savigny-le-Temple.
Deciduous and coniferous trees grow together in the Forêt régionale de Rougeau; visitors can observe a rich variety of wildlife there. The area has a fitness trail, a bridle path, picnic areas and forest paths accessible to bicycles. Thematic guided tours are organised there by the agency responsible for the Île-de-France region’s green spaces.
