The development of the village of Saint-Mammès, located at the confluence of the Seine and the Loing, was closely linked to the growth of the inland waterway industry and this, from the opening of the Loing canal in 1726. It is therefore at the a petty world that the commune owes its present physiognomy, very atypical. Discover this particular universe along a route that will take you between river, river, canal, river stop and locks, in the cool undergrowth and boatmen gardens.