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Meaux : Michelin's recommendations
An agricultural market centre amid the Multien wheat plains and green countryside of the Brie region, between two small rivers known as the «Morins», the city was part of the lands owned by the Counts of Champagne. It is now a «middle-sized city» in the throes of expansion. It has many historic connections with the great preacher, Jacques Bénigne Bossuet (1627-1704), famous for his funeral orations and the city's bishop from 1682 to 1704.
Tourist attractions Meaux : Things to see and do
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Old Chapter
Place Charles-de-Gaulle F - 77100 Meaux
It was thought to have been the chapter's tithe barn. The outer covered staircase dates from the Renaissance era. The ground floor, joined to the cathedral by a wooden gallery, is now used as the sacristy and an annexe gallery.
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St Stephen's Cathedral
Place Charles-de-Gaulle F - 77100 Meaux
Built between the 12 and 16C, the cathedral is a detailed example of the evolution of Gothic style. The interior is a contrast to the heavily eroded exterior. The height and brilliance of the nave and exceptional elevation of the twin side-aisles are..
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Old Ramparts
place Jean Rose F - 77100 Meaux
Opening onto the watchpath is the 17C pavilion where Bossuet liked to be alone at night to meditate or write. A fine view of the garden, bishops' house and cathedral.
Hotels Meaux
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INTER-HOTEL LE RICHEMONT
PLACE JEAN BUREAU F - 77100 MEAUX
On the banks of the River Marne, in the centre of Meaux, the INTER-HOTEL Le Richemont offers an unbroken view of the cathedral, in the shadow of l'Aigle de Meaux. The team at the Richemont Hotel will welcome you in a family atmosphere, and will help ..
Restaurants Meaux
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La Grignotière
36 r. de la Sablonnière F - 77100 Meaux
Pleasant rustic interior, where a fire often burns in the hearth. Tasty local cuisine and splendid seafood platters served all year round.
