Nanteuil-Lès-Meaux: Churches, Festivals and Walking Trails

The Marne borders Nanteuil-Lès-Meaux. The town profile also features historic religious buildings, five established walking trails, recurring festivals and music activities for people aged four and over. This makes it possible to plan a stay around different interests: you can focus on architectural and object history, local events or outdoor trails. The Jardin de la Mairie is open during its opening hours; check the times before your visit.

Churches, protected objects and music

The Église Saint-Georges was rebuilt in 1766. Among its distinctive features is the choir’s panelling, made of painted wood imitating marble and gilded wood, which is classified as a protected object. The church also has a bronze bell dating from 1658, likewise classified as a protected object. The building thus brings together different periods: its 18th-century reconstruction and the considerably older bell. The Protestant temple of Nanteuil-Lès-Meaux was rebuilt in 1827, adding a second building and another date to the history of the town’s churches.

The Nanteuil-Lès-Meaux branch of the Cité de la Musique Simone Veil gives children and adults the opportunity to discover, learn and practise music. The Cité’s activities are open to everyone aged four and over. If you are planning specific musical activities, check the latest information, as institutional arrangements may change.

Walking trails and a gourmet walk

Five established walking trails offer different ways to explore Nanteuil-Lès-Meaux on foot. Another way to combine nature, heritage and culinary delights is the Randonnée gourmande: it follows the Chemin de Saint-Colomban from Nanteuil-Lès-Meaux or Nanteuil-sur-Marne to Jouarre. When planning, take note of the stated route between the starting towns and Jouarre.

Festivals and local produce

The Fête de la Tarte en Prunes takes place on the last weekend of September. The programme includes a flea market, a farmers’ market, concerts, a fair and street performances; the line-up may vary from one edition to the next. So check the exact dates and programme before travelling. The Fête de la Saint-Georges takes place every year in April and features a fair and weekend events. You should also check the latest programme details for this festival in advance. The festivals take place at different times of year: Saint-Georges in April, and the Tarte en Prunes on the last weekend of September.

The Marché campagnard showcases products from local artisans, including honey, cheese, bread, fruit, vegetables, beer and jam. Dates and vendors may vary. These examples give a concrete idea of the local produce the market puts in the spotlight.

Discover more destinations: Lizy-Sur-Ourcq, Saint-Germain-Laval, Aufferville, Sainte-Colombe, Dampmart, Thénisy, Esmans, Saint-Cyr-sur-Morin.

View the regional travel guide: Seine-Et-Marne.