Savigny-le-Temple

Savigny-le-Temple extends across 111.97 square kilometers in the southeastern suburbs of Paris, containing numerous residential neighborhoods and green spaces.

The territory received its name suffix 'Le Temple' in 1149 when King Louis VII granted the land to the Knights Templar for their service during the Second Crusade.

The commune forms the largest section of Sénart new town, developed in the 1970s to provide modern housing solutions for the expanding Paris metropolitan area.

Transportation needs are served by the Savigny-le-Temple - Nandy railway station, connecting residents to Paris through the RER D line with regular service.

General Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte, who later became King Charles XIV John of Sweden, owned property in Savigny-le-Temple during the early 1800s.

Location: Seine-et-Marne

Location: arrondissement of Melun

Elevation above the sea: 83 m

Shares border with: Cesson, Lieusaint, Moissy-Cramayel, Nandy, Réau, Seine-Port, Saint-Pierre-du-Perray

Phone: +33164101800

Email: cabinet.du.maire@savigny-le-temple.fr

Website: https://savigny-le-temple.fr

GPS coordinates: 48.59583,2.58056

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:13