Septveilles: history and sights
Served by: Transilien P.
Did you know?
Septveilles is a hamlet of Sainte-Colombe (Seine-et-Marne), divided into Septveilles-le-Haut, on a spur, and Septveilles-le-Bas. Sainte-Colombe is named after a virgin martyred at Sens in the 3rd century.
Anecdote
The Romanesque church of Sainte-Colombe (11th-12th centuries) has a bell tower added in 1754, topped with a 'chapeau' roof, rare in the Brie region.
Around Septveilles
- Septveilles-le-Haut, 900 m away — A hamlet perched on a spur of the Voulzie valley, facing Septveilles-le-Bas.
- Église Sainte-Colombe, 1950 m away — A Romanesque church of the 11th-12th centuries with a bell tower of 1754 under a hat-shaped roof.
- Cité médiévale de Provins, 5000 m away — A medieval fair town on the UNESCO list since 2001.