On Sunday, April 27, 2025, take part in the famous southern Seine-et-Marne hike. 6 walking routes are on offer, departing from Blandy, Melun, Saint-Méry, Bombon and Fontainebleau on this sporting, fun and bucolic day. Free of charge.
Attention families! Espace Rambouillet invites you to celebrate "The Awakening of the Forest" in April 2025 with a lively program for young and old, featuring storytelling, shows and animal encounters.
Spring is finally here, and with it, the season of flowers. Magnolias, cherry trees, wisteria and other plants bloom for the occasion, coloring the Ile-de-France landscape with their beautiful hues. As for tulips, it's possible to pick them in the region: where and how?
The International Day of Forests returns on March 21, 2025, accompanied by the Forêts en Scène festival, organized by the ONF from March 15 to 23. With almost 200 free events in France and overseas, this event invites young and old to explore forest biodiversity. Discover the program in Paris and Ile-de-France for this edition, which promises to be a rich one.
We're taking you to the Forêt de Chevreuse for a family-friendly stroll through the Forêt de Méridon. Discover two nature trails, accessible via an app or a booklet-game, that plunge you into a fantastic tale or an original forest exploration. A fun experience for the whole family or for adults.
On the weekend of October 4 and 5, we're off to Brie Comte Robert in the 77 region of France to take a leap back in time to the Middle Ages for Médiévale 2025. Old-fashioned shows, festive parades and immersive activities promise a captivating, free weekend for the whole family in this charming Seine-et-Marne commune.
We take you back in time to the forest of Fontainebleau in Seine-et-Marne with the Denecourt-Colinet trail no. 2, a signposted route lasting around 1h30. This historic trail combines rocky landscapes, fountains and artistic curiosities, all the way to the mythical Tour Denecourt. Did you know? Denecourt was the inventor of the world's first signposted trails in the Fontainebleau forest, and the forerunner of green tourism.
Many people are familiar with the Bois de Boulogne, yet few really know that it's home to two of the capital's most beautiful lakes and their picturesque islands. Come on board with us: we're off to discover these hidden treasures of Paris!
You don't have to go all the way to Brocéliande forest to find real mysteries! Our forests in the Paris region also have their secrets, and the Rambouillet forest is home to the region's largest dolmen!
In the Seine-et-Marne département, get your swimsuit, sun cream and paddles ready for a canoe trip (or rando-canoë, as you prefer) around Crécy-la-Chapelle.
This Sunday, June 23, 2024, watch hundreds of kites take to the skies over the Butte d'Orgemont in Argenteuil! A veritable festival of colors in the Val d'Oise sky!
Jardins Ouverts en Île-de-France returns for its seventh edition, this summer 2024. From June 29 to August 25, Parisians can enjoy two months of cultural events and original outings, many of them free of charge, in their local parks and gardens.
How about discovering the Kiosque du Belvédère de Châtillon, nestling in the Rosny-sur-Seine forest in the Yvelines department? We tell you all about its history and how to find it.
Cap sur la Marne is back, and invites you to discover the river during a Grande Aventure, to discover nature and heritage along the water. On a bike, on foot or directly in the water, it's up to you to choose your route on June 8 and 9, 2024!
Discover the Moulin Jaune and its remarkable and fantastic garden, transformed on the occasion of the Thé Dansant weekend that transports us to the time of the Impressionists on May 8, 9, 11 and 12, 2024, a festive guinguette-style event awaits you in an enchanting setting.
To the west of the capital, just half an hour away by public transport, the town of Rueil-Malmaison is a lovely place to spend a day: combining cultural sites and beautiful French gardens, it's a great way to get out of Paris and discover its rich surroundings.
Just a few minutes' walk from Dourdan town center, nestles a pretty tree-lined square. With its tall trees, playground and pretty flowerbeds, discover the Parc Lejars-Rouillon!
Available all year round, the Château de la Madeleine in Chevreuse, a medieval jewel in the Ile-de-France region, invites you to immerse yourself in history.
