Gometz-la-Ville

The church of Saint-Germain (Town Hall Square): The church is attached to the priory of Saint-Clair Gometz-le-Chatel. Built in the 13th and 14th centuries, this church was rebuilt several times but kept his choir and bell tower of origin. It contains a work bench, an altar, an altar and beautiful woodwork of the 18th century. The ceiling of the oldest part offers great cornerstones for various reasons. Two tombstones of the 16th century white stone, are preserved in the church, carved with figures almost erased.

Pillar of Justice (Grand farm Ragon): This pillar-shaped keel sandstone 16th century marks the separation of the fiefs of Vaugien and Ragon. It bears the arms of their owner's family Marle. In 1561, Claude de Marle gets a decree of parliament of Paris ordered the demarcation of the fief of Vaugien. Placed at the edge of this area and that Ragon, the keel, so-called "Pillar of Justice", marks the separation of these two justices of fiefs.

The terminal fee (road from the farm of the Grand Ragon): Located in front of the field Ragon, they are decorated with a cross of Lorraine included in a diamond, a symbol of belonging to Charles Louis de Lorraine. There are still six copies of terminals decorated with cross of Lorraine on Gometz-la-Ville and Gometz-le-Chatel.

The Skytrain Engineering Bertin (Bertin Jean roundabout towards Limours): The old railway track "Paris-Chartres by Gallardon" served in the 60 field experiments of the Skytrain Bertin Engineering. It was a vehicle sliding on a cushion of air over a special track in the shape of an inverted T. It is a French invention that has never known commercial but nevertheless benefited for a time, government support, including the Interministerial Committee for Regional Planning (CIAT) that the was retained in 1967 with a view to provide services to passengers over distances ranging from 100 to 500 km at speeds of 250 to 300 km / h. However, the project was finally abandoned in favor of the TGV. This former railway track is now used to control the deviation.