Following in Camille Claudel’s footsteps
Everything here is conducive to a leisurely stroll. Wander around this town on foot to discover some of its treasures. The Pavillon Henri IV, for example, is a 16th century half-timbered house, now converted into a setting for theme exhibitions.

The Alfred Boucher-Paul Dubois museum, named after two well-known Nogent painters who were a trong influence on the talented Camille Claudel (she spent the three best years of her teens in Nogent with her famous brother Paul), is endowed with an outstanding permanent collection of 19th and 20th century sculpture.

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