Cesson: history and sights
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Did you know?
Named after Cesson, a Seine valley village whose land preserves traces of a Gallo-Roman villa and a menhir, the Sainte-Assise menhir.
Anecdote
Cesson had 2,283 inhabitants in 1968 and 7,522 in 1982, with the arrival of the new town of Sénart.
Around Cesson
- Menhir de Sainte-Assise, 3000 m away — A menhir on Cesson's land, evidence of the plateau's prehistoric occupation.
- Vieux village de Cesson, 500 m away — The old village, whose Saint-Martin church has disappeared.