Rampillon

Built in the thirteenth century, the church of Saint-Eliphe takes place on a hill overlooking the plain of Brie. Listed as a historic monument, it has great architectural purity and great simplicity. One can discover an immense portal representing the Last Judgment, as well as an agricultural calendar. The peculiarity of the building is that it has no Damned next to the Elected. It was formerly part of the Commandery of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, burned by the English during the Hundred Years War in 1432.

While strolling, do not miss to admire the fleur-de-lis sandstone monuments classified as Historical Monuments and installed along the D619. They were created in the 17th century.

Concerts are held in the spring and October.

Archaeological site of Châteaubleau, 3rd century, 7 km.