Outings in Le Plessis-Feu-Aussoux

Bread has always been an essential product and is made with wheat grains milled into flour. Since Antiquity, grains have been crushed by stones rubbing together. In the Middle Ages, the power of the wind and water was used to operate mills.…

This Discovery Trail, lasting about one hour, offers an entertaining approach to the history of millstones and is designed for families and invites visitors to look at the buildings, observe the street names and discover the curiosities and…

Covering an area of 33 hectares, La Barre natural forest area is a wooded slope which was used for quarrying millstones. An educational trail following the millstone makers' path offers walkers the chance to discover the site from a historical…

The site of Bergette Forest has a rich history: from the hills to the Marne, Bergette Forest recounts the history of the valley and sums up the landscapes and atmosphere for the Marne valley in the northeast of the department.

A walking route for the whole family around the work of Achille Jacopin, sculptor born in Château-Thierry. Discover his work scattered around the city and keep an eye out... the good one! An essential stopover, the Jacopin room, installed inside…

On this hike you can visit the plateaus and plunging valleys of southern Aisne, as well as the beautiful villages of Condé-en-Brie (castle, church, washhouses, 15th-century market hall), Celles-lès-Condé (church, fountain, washhouses) and Baulne-en-Brie…

On this night-time walk, you will see the Paris illuminations, surrounding area and all places of interest. If you like, you can also take this trip as a passenger on a Scootard. You can be picked up at your hotel or at home, at your convenience.

From the Rocher Cailleau car park in Vaudoué, this Cave Art path, also called the Promenade du Rocher Cailleau, leads along the seven stations path corresponding to the seven periods from Prehistoric times to the present day. It is a loop, signposted…