At Vieille-Eglise-en-Yvelines, an underground aqueduct was built to supply the Palace of Versailles with water under the authority of Louis XIV.
Less known than the Palace of Versailles, you will discover the history of the hydraulic masterpiece hidden behind its m...
Learn moreDuring the spring school holidays, take advantage of visits from the Tourist Office and discover the rural towns! ...
Learn moreThis hike sets out to discover part of the hydraulic network set up under the reign of Louis XIV to transport water...
Learn moreGîte on the first floor of a 20m² dwelling. Entrance through the owners' garden.
Learn morePlains and gullies, woods and ru, farms and villages... this walk invites you to tread lands shaped for royal pleasures...
Learn moreThe farm of "La Quoiqueterie" extends over 280 ha mainly grouped in the town of Vieille-Eglise in Yvelines
Learn moreDistance: 5.2km Time: 1h10 City: Vieille-Eglise-en-Yvelines Advice and tips: Given the weather over the past few days, don't hesitate...
Learn moreDistance: 5.2km Time: 1h10 City: Vieille-Eglise-en-Yvelines Advice and tips: Given the weather over the past few days, don't hesitate...
Learn moreIn fine weather, the travel advisors of the Rambouillet Territoires Tourist Office will accompany you on your hikes! You wish...
Learn moreA hike from station to station and under the sign of water! In the Natural Park of the Haute Vallée de Chevreuse then in the Forest of Ram...
Learn moreFrom the hydraulic complex created in the XNUMXth century, to the simple ecological richness, the pond of the tower offers more than one asset. Pay...
Learn moreStroll along the royal channels of Vieille-Église-en-Yvelines and discover its origins… ...
Learn moreDistance: 10km Time: 2h30 Town: Auffargis and Vieille-Eglise-en-Yvelines Advice and tips: Beware of tics. Trails ...
Learn moreThroughout the year, the Rambouillet Territoires Tourist Office guide invites you to discover different towns in the area.
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