Châteaubleau

Châteaubleau is a common French, located in the department of Seine-et-Marne and the area Île-de-France.

Its inhabitants is called Castelblotins.

Geography

History

Châteaubleau is today a typical rural small town of Seine-et-Marne. This city is located close to Nangis and Provins. It is also an ancient city because already the Gallo-Roman built number of buildings and equipment there. Nowadays, from the voluntary Fouilleurs release these vestiges thanks to association law 1901 Riobé (bond with the " term; Riobe "). It was put at the day a theater, faded (places of worship), a center of population and butchery and a sanctuary of Water. This last is besides being arranged in park to be able to benefit all the year from its beauty.

Economy

Famous characters

Tourist monuments and places

The Gallo-Roman sanctuary of Water is, moreover, in the course of restoration in order to improve its interest at the time of the visits. Part of the Gallo-Roman theater is visited all the year. On its side, the building site of excavations of the year is visited only the summer at the time of the archaeological excavations, which are often organized of the last week from July to the end of August. Panels (sometimes degraded or torn off) allow explanations even without guided visit.

Events

Culture

Sports

Twinnings

External bonds

Association law 1901 Riobé (Responsible for the visits and the Gallo-Roman excavations)

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