Longjumeau

French old town, Longjumeau acquired over time a historical heritage result. The town hall has been installed in the property of Clos Saint-Cyr from the time of Louis XV. Nativelle the beautiful park spread at his feet accommodates small and large for moments of relaxation and play in a landscaped natural setting.

Built in 1250, St. Martin's Church is probably the oldest monument of the city. Its facade has a lantern of the dead, which is not usual. Its magnificent portal of the fifteenth century is classified Historical Monument.

Located in a stately home, the municipal museum of history and archeology leads you on the trail of the past to discover the history of Longjumeau.

Near a river, there is often mills. This is the case in Longjumeau. You will discover the Saint-Eloi mill dating from the thirteenth century and the mill of Gravigny. The third mill, it remains the right wing.

It floats like a magic air in the wood of the Templars. During your stay, do not miss the ride in the woods where once a commandery founded by the Templars in the thirteenth century was built. Today the remains are still visible along the bridge of the Knights Templar, a construction almost twenty meters over a width of 3 meters, which is one of the oldest bridges in France. At its end is a cross, the symbol of the Templars.

During October, join us for an original exhibition: the exhibition of geometric art. Discover the works dedicated to this particular art of great artists. Much vernissage takes place on Saturday evening followed by a jazz concert. A unique opportunity to meet artists who have shifted one desire: to help you discover the secrets of geometric art.

Every first Sunday of the month, the peasant and organic market right on the parking lot of the station Gravigny-Balizy. Organic vegetables and meats, cheeses and other local products are on stalls 9h to 13h, ready to be enjoyed by food lovers and gourmets!