Things to do
Disneyland Paris Park
Fly away to a magic journey through five fantastic lands, filled with attractions, shows and parades. Confront to the terrible pirates, travel in the time and the space and be charmed by the amazing fireworks and unforgettable lighting effects of the
Paris
" Add 2 more letters to Paris : it’s Paradis ! "
- Jules Renard
You reach very easily and quickly the "City of Light" in 30 minutes
RER A station "Val d’Europe", direction Paris
Val d’Europe shopping mall
Conceived and designed as the real covered shopping street of the city center, Val d'Europe shopping mall offers 120 shops, a restaurant area called "Les Terrasses", a giant aquarium... and a multitude of services for a real happiness of shopping... Everything has been designed to make your experience in the mall a moment of pleasure and relaxation.
Sea Life
Located on level 1 of Val d'Europe shopping mall, 5 minutes from the Disney® parks, the SEA LIFE aquarium invites you to discover the resources of the marine world and the importance of their protection! Pools with amazing views and perfectly adapted to young children, the SEA LIFE aquarium gives you a panorama of different ecosystems such as coral reefs, the Amazon, the oceans great depths…
La Vallée-Village Outlet
120 prestigious brands offer their collections of previous seasons at discount prices, 7d/7. Find great French and international fashion and luxury brands in a charming open air village full of surprises... Experience pure shopping pleasure in a paradise of fashion and luxury... Let yourself be drawn by irresistible discounts, feel like a VIP with high-end services and care.
Village Nature
Visit Villages Nature, the new Center Parcs experience located 10 minutes from Serris! The resort is discovery place with 5 creative worlds, focused on nature, sport and relaxation : Aqua Mundo, one of the largest water parks in Europe (11,500 sqm) with naturally heated open-air lagoon; the 6000 sqm Bellevie farm with animals, vegetable garden, greenhouse, orchard and hive; the Extraordinary Gardens, blooming all year round; the Forest of Legends, adventures with huts and mysterious paths; the Promenade du Lac, central village of the resort, with amenities and restaurants, bowling and other seasonal activities.
Parcours Aventure Tree top trail
The Parcours Aventure® Tree Climbing Park has more than 180 workshops and 9 tree climbing courses designed to delight both adults and children, a perfect fun and sporting !
Located in the beautiful forest of Bois de Grains. Only 10 minutes from Serris, at the entrance of Villages Natures resort, in the cities of Bailly Romainvilliers and Villeneuve le Comte.
Parrot World
An immersive adventure in the heart of the animal kingdom. Live a fun and educational experience in the first immersive animal park dedicated to the treasures of South America. Opened since 2020, Parrot World offers to discover the animals living in the Amazon and Patagonia, in an environment close to their natural habitat. As you visit, time stands stops and you are transported into the green and colorful atmosphere of the South American landscapes.
Parc des Félins
In 2019, Le Parc des Felins and its neighbour Terre de Singes, both located in the city of Lumigny (77540), decided to combine their knowledge and skills under the name «Zoological Park of Lumigny». The first is the world specialist in feline in captivity, while the second offers a unique experience among macaques and parrots. These two international zoological parks are situated in the heart of the Brie Seine-et-Marnaise.
Golf Disney
Located in Magny-le-hongre, 10min from Serris. Three 9-hole courses (red, blue and white) start and end in front of the Club House, so they can be combined into 3 18-holes with green islands, ponds and flowery hills. Several practice areas, any of them are covered.
Château de Fontainebleau
The residence of 34 kings and two emperors, Fontainebleau is the only château that was lived in by every French monarch for more than eight centuries. With 1500 rooms, it is one of the biggest châteaux in France, and the most furnished in Europe.
Testimony to the life of the official and initimate courts of the monarchs across the centuries, it embodies better than anywhere else the French 'art de vivre'. Discover the Renaissance masterpieces commissioned by François I, the major projects of Henri IV, the refined decoration of Marie Antoinette, Napoleon I's apartment, the splendour of Napoleon III and Eugenie, etc.
Situated in a park of 130 hectares, the château spreads its architecture around four main courtyards and is at the heart of three historic gardens including the largest parterre in Europe (11 hectares), the work of André Le Nôtre.
Château Vaux le Vicomte
The Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte is a superb French baroque palace located 55 km south-east of Paris. It was bought and enlarged by Nicolas Fouquet, who became Roi Soleil, superintendent of the finances of Louis XIV and an influential member of his court.
In order to create the palace he dreamed of, he had to buy and demolish three villages, but ultimately his extravagance caused his downfall: he was arrested after a party became uncontrollable, leading to accusations of misuse of public funds.
The castle and its park have been open to the public since 1968 and, although they are less known than Versailles, they are just as magnificent.
Château de Versailles
The Palace of Versailles, located a few kilometers from Paris, is one of France most emblematic architectural jewels.
Built in the 17th century under the direction of King Louis XIV, the castle became a symbol of the opulence and power of the French monarchy at its peak. The castle, with its vast gardens à la française designed by André Le Nôtre, is a shining example of classical Baroque style
The castle majestic architecture, characterized by the symmetrical lines, ornate facades and elaborate sculptures, reflects the extravagant taste of then time. The palace has more than 2,300 rooms, including the famous Galerie des Glaces, a 73-meters long masterpiece decorated with impressive mirrors and chandeliers.
The castle embodies the opulence and artistic refinement of the era of Louis XIV, leaving a lasting cultural and architectural heritage.
Cité Médiévale de Provins
Provins, unique testimony of a merchant town and of the Champagne fairs in XIIth and XIIIth centuries... The architectural heritage illustrates a founding period of Western history linked to the development of economic and cultural exchanges in Europe.
The city has 58 listed or registered historical monuments, a true conservatory of military, civil and religious architecture.
Provins is listed as the UNESCO’s World Heritage since December, 13th 2001.