Office de Tourisme de Sézanne et sa Région

Have a walk along the Seine : magnificent style houses are lining the banks, a path will lead you to the neighbouring villages. Bathing allowed. [read more]

In this place, you will discover plants and flower and get to learn a lot about them. This garden gathers more than 3 thousand species of plants and flowers coming from all over the world. It has been divided into thematic gardens. A great number of perfumes, colours and tastes will embellish your visit, from the rose garden to the pots theatre, going through the vegetable garden specialized in old varieties of vegetables. Open from the 15th of April to the 15th of October, closed on (...) [read more]

Leave Sézanne and head towards Nogent sur Seine on the D951. You will reach Barbonne Fayel then you will take the D49 to join La Forestière. Slow down and take a look at the Champagne meadow. You will reach the roundabout of the Etoile where you can stop and park. From here, you have a choice between a lot of pedestrian paths. As you come back from your walk, have some rest next to the column made of sandstone erected under the reign of Louis XV. You might also admire a very rare tree : (...) [read more]

The marshes of Saint Gond, large wet area, are a mix of unique natural environments inside the Champagne area, such as peatbogs, marshes, wet and dry meadows full of orchids. In between earth and water, the marshes take in a lot of animal and vegetal species among the rarest in France. Two dicovery routes are open to the public from May to September. [read more]

Come and take a look at the Source Minette. You may stroll through a green setting dominated by the Minette mill, one of the six mills that used to receive water from the spring. Departure near the church then follow the yellow signs. [read more]

In this valley, you will be set between wonderful meadows and green valleys. Starting from this village, you may join Montmirail and walk through a pleasant landscape. [read more]