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Most beautiful segment of the Valley | Auffargis - Cernay-la-Ville

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The church in Saint-Lambert is dedicated to the saint of the same name. He lived from 635 to 705, was a messenger of faith in Brabant and Bishop of Maastricht. He died as a martyr (martyr witness) for his Christian beliefs. The memorial day of Saint Lambert in the calendar of saints is September 17th.

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The Abbey of Vaux-de-Cernay is a former Cistercian monastery

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Saint Lambert is the apostle of Belgium. Born in Maastricht around 636 and died in 705 in Liège, Lambert was a holy bishop of the High Middle Ages. It is the major symbol of the ecclesiastical principality of Liège and has always been the symbol of the Mosan city that it helped to create. The cemetery adjoining the church of Saint-Lambert-des-bois is marked by another historical event: the destruction of the abbey of Port-Royal by Louis XIV. Indeed, the "Carré de Port-Royal" is a memorial to the removal, at the end of the reign of the Sun King, of the remains of the nuns from the cemetery of the neighboring abbey of Port-Royal-des-Champs. There are the tombs of illustrious people from Saint-Lambert, such as Louis SILVY, Louise FAURE FAVIER, Father DEMARIA, or Dom Michel DOITEAU.

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Located at an altitude of 154 meters1, the pond covers an area of 0.8 hectares. The “Ponts-Quentin stream” flows into the Rompu pond — coming from the Holland ponds located about 1 km upstream to the east — and comes out to flow, about ten kilometers further to the west, in the Vesgre, having previously changed its name twice: first under the name of “Etang-Neuf stream” then under that of “Grapelin”. The Ponts-Quentin stream passes under departmental road 138 before flowing into the pond, which justifies the undulation of the road and its bend. The pond is part of the Rambouillet national forest, a private state domain. As such, its management is ensured by the National Forestry Office (ONF). Wikipedia

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The most mythical coast of the Chevreuse Valley! We wind on a winding road through the forest. Clearly the most eye-catching climb in the Vallée de Chevreuse. Small problem: on weekends, we often come across motorcycles and sports cars coming to vroom vroom...

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A beautiful meandering and rolling road through the forest that passes the Vaux-de-Cernay Abbey