Former fortified city, illustrated by Sisley, the town is guarded by two gates and a dungeon (from the 12th century). Notre-Dame Church (12th and 16th century), façade François 1st. Old streets and houses from the Renaissance. Sound and light show with 600 participants on Saturday nights from end of June to start of September.
A medieval city, Morêt sur Loing is a charming fortified town with the river Loing running along it.
It is not without reason that Alfred Sisley painted over half of his canvases here, inspired by the beauty of the landscapes.
To see : - The medieval gates
- The Raccolet sculpted wooden house
- The Renaissance façade
- The Church and the shores of the river Loing
- The Sound and Light show takes place every Saturday night in summer
- The Barley Sugar Museum
5, rue du Puits du Four - Tel :01 60 70 35 63
Open from 2.30pm to 5pm from Monday to Saturday from May to September.
From Easter to All Saints’ day, Sundays and bank holidays from 3pm to 7pm.
- The Bicycle Museum
Site Prugnat - Tel : 01 60 70 62 52
Open Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays from 2pm to 7pm, from May to September.
- Comedy at the Mill (Comédie au Moulin)
Under the bridge of Morêt - Tel : 01 60 70 41 66
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