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Walk in Grisy-Suisnes

Walk in Grisy-Suisnes
Walk in Grisy-Suisnes
Walk in Grisy-Suisnes
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Description

This walk will take you through the narrow streets of the village of Grisy-Suisnes and allow you to discover remarkable heritage features such as the Belfry, the protected natural site “Le Chemin des Roses”, the Fontaine Houdart washhouse, the Ferme de l’Ormeau, and the Church of Notre-Dame des Roses.

The walk, step by step…

1. The walk begins in front of the town hall of Grisy-Suisnes. Head towards Rue Paul Doumer, keeping the town hall on your right and the belfry on your left. Continue straight along Rue de Verdun.
2. At the end of the street, turn left into Rue de Villemain, then immediately right into the narrow Fontaine Houdart lane. The Fontaine Houdart washhouse is located in front of you at the end of the lane.
3. Retrace your steps and turn right onto Rue de Villemain, then immediately left into Sentier Guérin between the houses. Continue to the junction with Rue Madame Hegot.
4. Turn immediately right into Chemin de la Folie. You can make a detour by turning right onto Chemin des Guigniers to visit the Villemain greenhouses, which produce flowers and perennial plants. Continuing along the path, you will rejoin Rue de Villemain, which you follow to admire Villemain Castle below the road after crossing the Barbançonne bridge.
5. Retrace your steps and continue straight along Chemin des Guigners, which leads you back to Rue Jean Nicot. Immediately turn right onto Rue du Maréchal Gallieni.
6. Continue straight along Rue du Maréchal Gallieni and turn left into the Chemin des Roses. At the junction with Avenue du Maréchal Joffre, turn left, then right into Rue de la Gare. You are now in front of the Museum of the Rose and its magnificent rose garden. Take the opportunity to visit the ecomuseum.
7. Leaving the Museum of the Rose, continue straight along Rue de Saint Médard. At the crossroads, turn left into Rue de la Libération, then immediately right into Rue de la Justice.
8. Continue along Rue de la Justice. Take the Chemin de Corbeil à Lagny on your left.
9. At the junction with Rue des Bois, continue along Chemin de Corbeil à Lagny, which becomes a footpath. The footpath becomes a wider track again at the junction with Chemin de l’Ormeau.
10. At the end of the path, on your left, you will discover the Ferme de l’Ormeau, which produces potatoes. Retrace your steps.
11. Turn right onto Chemin de l’Ormeau. Continue straight and turn left onto Rue Sadi Carnot. In the farm buildings of the Ferme de Solaire, located on your right, you will find the automatic vending machine for potatoes and farm products from the Ferme de l’Ormeau.
12. Turn right into Rue des Fleurs, continue along the street to the left, which opens onto Place Pasteur.
13. Take Rue Paul Doumer on the right and turn left onto the town hall square. End the walk by observing the belfry and the Church of Notre-Dame des Roses located behind the square. At the corner of Rue Paul Doumer and Rue de Verdun, you can also see one of the oldest farms in Grisy: the so-called “Écossais Farm”.

Municipality crossed : Grisy-Suisnes
Distance : 7.2 km - Duration : 2h30 – Unmarked trail
Access to the map : www.cirkwi.com/fr/circuit/293721-balade-a-grisy-suisnes

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Walking
Difficulty
Very easy
Duration
2h30mn
Dist.
7.2 km
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Starting point

4 Bis Place de la mairie , 77166   Grisy-Suisnes
Lat : 48.684907Lng : 2.665788

Points of interest

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Église Notre Dame des Roses

L'Église Notre Dame des Roses à Grisy-Suisnes a été construite par l'architecte Korady entre 1964 et 1966. Elle bénéficie du label « Architecture contemporaine remarquable ».À l'endroit du beffroi actuel se trouvait une église datant du 12e siècle, dédiée à saint Médard. L’ancienne église est démolie en 1910, malgré une campagne de presse et des pétitions, auxquelles participe même l’écrivain Maurice Barrès. L'écrivain rapporte que l'église fut brutalement désaffectée et son mobilier mis à l'encan. La commune n’ayant plus de lieu de culte décent, une association familiale entreprend la construction d’une église moderne appelée Notre-Dame des Roses qui fut élevée sur un terrain appartenant au rosiériste Pierre Cochet. Elle présente la particularité d’être édifiée selon une conception ternaire : toiture à trois angles, trois murs en béton et fenêtres triangulaires. Commencé en 1964 sous la houlette du père Jean Fabing, le nouveau bâtiment fut inauguré le 9 octobre 1966. À l’intérieur, la voûte est recouverte de lambris, dont les motifs distinguent la nef du chœur. L’église peut être interprétée de différentes manières. Son plan en forme de poisson rappelle que le Christ est sauveur, et son aspect général évoque la barque de Pierre, sur lequel Jésus fonde son église.

1 rue de la Légalité 77166 Grisy-Suisnes
- Communauté de Communes Brie des Rivières et Châteaux -
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Sensitive Natural Area : Le Chemin Des Roses

With a total length of 17 km, the Sensitive Natural Area the path of roses winds between the municipalities of Servon, Brie-Comte-Robert, Grisy-Suisnes, Coubert, Soignolles-en-Brie, Solers and Yèbles.It offers walkers, horse riders and cyclists a route to stroll along, steeped in history. The path follows the former railway line that connected Paris-Bastille to Verneuil-l'Étang. A major driver of the local economy of the last century, it was an essential element in the development of an activity specific to the region : rose growing. Built between 1859 and 1892 for military needs, the railway was closed to passenger traffic in 1953, and to the transport of goods, by successive sections, from the seventies until 1990. The disused line then lay fallow. In the early nineties, the section between Brie-Comte-Robert and Coubert was bought by the Chemin des Roses Intercommunal Union, created for the occasion, bringing together the municipalities of Brie-Comte-Robert, Grisy-Suisnes and Coubert. This union then carried out a development project for the railway right-of-way, to make walking, cycling and horse riding possible. The section, known as the « green path », was transferred, in 2003, to the Department of Seine-et-Marne which decided to classify the entire site as a sensitive natural area in order to preserve its landscape and ecological interest. Several years were necessary for the acquisition and development of additional land rights-of-way : at Servon (on the border with the department of Val-de-Marne) and between Coubert and Yèbles, at the other end. They were opened to walkers in 2010. The former line runs through mostly semi-urban and agricultural areas. The site's appeal lies mainly in its proximity in terms of leisure activities (walking, cycling) and the quality of the landscape. Indeed, it forms part of the wider ensemble constituted by the Yerres valley and the Brie plateau. The area's railway heritage is long-standing but the sector remains deeply marked by its history. The vestiges of the railway activity are identified by the linearity of the route, the presence of embankments or the sunken nature of the path, the presence of crossing structures and stations, some of which have been restored by the municipalities. The area covered by the Chemin des Roses is remarkable for the linear character of the path and the presence of grassy or wooded borders which give it a significant role as an ecological corridor (spaces where living beings can move or spread in order to feed or reproduce). Distance : 17 km Natural environments : woods, scrubland Points of interest : botany, landscape, history, ecological corridor Special features : former railway line, crossing of the Yerres by viaduct.

6 Rue de la Gare 77166 Grisy-Suisnes
- Communauté de Communes Brie des Rivières et Châteaux -
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All year round daily.

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Phone : 01 64 05 90 03

Email : accueil@grisy-suisnes.fr

Website : https://www.grisy-suisnes.fr/

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