Longueville: history and sights
Served by: Transilien P.
Did you know?
From Old French 'longue' and 'ville' (village), Longueville appears in the 13th century as a hamlet of the parish of Lourps. The town hall moved there in 1888, and the name gradually replaced that of Lourps.
Anecdote
The Church of Saint-Menge, a 13th-century former seigneurial chapel of Lourps, is a listed historic monument.
Around Longueville
- Chalautre-la-Petite, 3000 m away — A village on the way from Longueville to Provins, with some interesting heritage.
- Haute Ville de Provins, 6100 m away — A medieval town on the UNESCO World Heritage list, reachable on foot.