Mormant

While strolling through Mormant, you can appreciate its interesting architectural heritage, starting with the 19th century town hall. The latter reveals a beautiful brick facade organized around a central pavilion with porch.

Rebuilt at the end of the 19th century, the Saint-Germain church has nevertheless retained a very beautiful bell tower with four original gables. During its restoration, the building was embellished with an openwork steeple at the crossroads of the roofs as well as a Renaissance style bedside. In particular, you can admire a very beautiful 19th century painting of Saint Geneviève inside.

As you explore, you can also admire an 18th century military terminal listed as a Historic Monument, the 17th century Courcelles farm, the ruins of the castle of Mormant, the arches of Lady, remains of the former priory Saint -Nicolas, or an old washhouse.

Concerts are organized in June on the occasion of the music festival.

Torchlight procession and fireworks are offered in mid-July for the national holiday.

In November, make way for the shows of the MORmanT de Rire festival.