Nangis, commune in Seine-et-Marne, France
Nangis is a small town in Seine-et-Marne with quiet streets and traditional stone buildings. It sits about 60 kilometers southeast of Paris and is surrounded by gently rolling farmland.
Nangis was founded in medieval times and has roots in ancient Roman settlements. The Château de Nangis dates to the 13th century and sits on a hill, reflecting the town's former defensive role.
The name Nangis comes from Latin roots linked to ancient settlements in this region. Today the town serves as a gathering place where residents meet at the weekly market and spend time together in cafes around the main square.
The town is easy to explore on foot as most places are within walking distance. Visitors find weekly markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays selling fresh produce and local goods.
The Zest'ivales festival takes place every July in the park next to the castle with free outdoor concerts under old trees. This event showcases the region's music scene and draws people from nearby areas.
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