Marcilly-sur-Seine

Marcilly-sur-Seine is a common French, located in the department of the Marne and the area Champagne-Ardenne.

History

This village, located at the edge of the Seine and of the Paddle is downstream from these two rivers. Formerly, Marcilly-sur-Seine was a crossing point of the barges charged with wood. The tow path which begins in Marcilly and which finishes in Barberey is the witness. Moreover, these tow paths are very snuffed tourists who find there a framework pleasant to walk there. The village counts some trade of which a bakery and a coffee. This village tries to remain very active by organizing many events as the employers' festival, one of the most attended canton. Vestiges of an enclosing wall of medieval castle are to be seen in this village which has accuelli great personalities of the Middle Ages. A superb castle had been built to accommodate these distinguished guests but that Ci at summer destroyed at the time of the two wars. Superb middle-class houses are also to see on the Quay of the Seine.

Flowered village: Two flowers in 2007

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Church
Ramparts and Porche of the Middle Ages.
Affluent of the Seine and the Paddle.
Which occurred of the Limes: several tens of limes centenaries.
Quay of the Seine: middle-class houses.

Events

employers' Festival, the last weekend of July
Day of the taste, in May
Bullfight, in December
Meeting of Marcilly de France, in June 2006
Stage performance on March 31st (20h30) and on April 1st (15h00) in the Room of Festivals

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Marne

External bonds

Marcilly-sur-Seine on the site of the national geographical Institute
Marcilly-sur-Seine on the site of INSEE
Marcilly-sur-Seine on the site of Quid
Localization of Marcilly-sur-Seine on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Marcilly-sur-Seine on Mapquest
the site of the theater company of Marcilly on the Seine

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