- Geography:
- Limours, also known traditionally Limours-en-Hurepoix, is both the center of this natural region and point "climax".
- The Hurepoix is defined as all the Parisian southern valleys (Bièvre, Yvette, Salmouille, Prédecelle, Rémarde, Barley and Vixen) who dig the thickness of Beauce plateau to flow eastward all the Seine. This forms a coherent geological and landscape ensemble of high agricultural plateaus cut by steep forest glens.
- Limours is on Prédecelle.
- History:
- Limours is a rural village whose commercial back at least to 1506, date of creation of markets, and at the time of a hall.
- This was especially the place of a Renaissance castle, which had its heyday when it was a royal resort (Charles V, Francis I, Anne Pisseleu, Diane, Henry III, Richelieu, Louis XIII, Gaston d'Orléans...) until the total destruction of the castle following the Revolution.