Thorigny-sur-Marne

On the remains of the old medieval church took place the church of St. Martin in the eighteenth century. It still reveals a bell tower of the sixteenth century, and a charming chapel aspect. Not far, we can admire a fountain surmounted by a cast iron Saint Martin.

A former hunting lodge built in the seventeenth century, the city hall of Thorigny-sur-Marne was the property of the lords of the city until the French Revolution.

Always green, the city has a fitness trail, as well as two parks, that of Samoreaux, exotic, and that of Dom Pérignon with its tercentenary chestnut tree.

The Chaalis abbey once owned a property in Thorigny-sur-Marne, of which some remains can be admired, such as the 14th century cellar and the 17th century portal, both listed as Historic Monuments.

The market is held on Wednesday at the end of the day and on Saturday morning. The city also offers a Christmas market at the end of the year. Flea markets and other garage sales are offered in the summer.

The carnival of the city is held in April with a costume parade.

In May, Fée'stitruc is the opportunity to attend concerts and juggling shows or street arts on the banks of the Marne.

In June, at the feast of the banks of the Marne for the Saint-Jean with a banquet, concerts, a torchlight procession or a pyrotechnic show on the Marne.

To live differently the Earth is a festival dedicated to ecology, better living together, and solidarity. It takes place in September.