Visiting Bailly-Romainvilliers
A quiet corner of the region
Located in the Seine-et-Marne department, Bailly-Romainvilliers is a small town in the Ile-de-France region. Just 25 miles from Paris, this village balances a rural feel with easy urban access. Its green surroundings and laid-back atmosphere make it a practical home base for a relaxing trip or for exploring the history and sights of the surrounding area.
What to see in and around Bailly-Romainvilliers
The main draws: Disneyland Paris and Villages Nature Paris
Bailly-Romainvilliers is best known for its proximity to Disneyland Paris, which is less than a 10-minute drive away. The town is also home to the massive Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris, a sprawling complex offering modern rentals and a wide range of activities. Key features include the Aqualagon, a massive geothermal-heated water park, along with spaces focused on nature, such as large gardens and a teaching farm.
Beyond the theme parks
The town itself has a few local points of interest, such as the Saint-Julien church, a simple 19th-century structure. If you enjoy being outdoors, there is a community park and several hiking trails that wind through the local countryside.
A few miles away, you will find the town of Meaux, known for its Saint-Etienne Cathedral and the Great War Museum. The area is dotted with small, historic villages and the classic, rolling farmland typical of the Brie region.
Bailly-Romainvilliers serves as a solid jumping-off point for visiting the Marne Valley or local chateaus like Champs-sur-Marne. The town is well-connected, making day trips across the region straightforward.
Things to do
The area offers activities for the whole family. Golfers can play at Golf Disneyland, a well-maintained course that works for both beginners and experienced players. Local markets and nearby shops are the best places to pick up regional products, especially the famous Brie cheese, the signature specialty of this part of France.
At the Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris, visitors can join craft workshops, hit the hiking trails, or just use the modern recreation facilities. It is a popular choice for families looking for a mix of downtime and activity.
Getting there
Bailly-Romainvilliers is easy to reach by car via the A4 motorway, roughly a 30-minute drive from Paris depending on traffic.
If you are using public transit, regular bus lines connect the town to the Marne-la-Vallee/Chessy station, which is served by the RER A commuter train. That station also functions as a hub for TGV high-speed trains, making it simple to arrive from other parts of France or Europe.
