エルメノンヴィルの天然記念物・トップ4

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The Jean-Jacques Rousseau park in Ermenonville is a beautiful example of a landscaped garden, inspired by the paintings of Poussin and Claude Lorrain. There you can admire ponds, meadows and groves, as well as small buildings evoking different virtues, values or characters. The park is named after the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who spent the last six weeks of his life there and was buried on Île des Peupliers. You can follow in his footsteps and meditate on his writings, engraved on certain ruins. The park is also a place of literary pilgrimage, as many famous writers and artists have visited it over the centuries. You can enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature in this park, which is open Tuesday to Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

The Pierre Glissoire is a sandstone slab in the middle of which is a natural slide. According to legend, women used it to predict whether they would have children in the coming year.

The Jean-Jacques Rousseau Park in Ermenonville is a beautiful example of a landscaped garden, inspired by the paintings of Poussin and Claude Lorrain. You can admire ponds, meadows and groves, as well as small buildings that evoke different virtues, values or characters. The park is named after the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who spent the last six weeks of his life there and was buried on Île des Peupliers. You can follow in his footsteps and meditate on his writings, engraved on certain ruins. The park is also a place of literary pilgrimage, as many famous writers and artists have visited it over the centuries. You can enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature in this park, which is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Educational trail laid out by a private owner. From geology to the Château de Vallière, you will know everything about the Bois de Morière. 1.5 km circuit which is really worth it, it feels like being in the south of France! Really exotic atmosphere and splendid nature! On the mountain bike side, the path goes up and down with two or three technical passages.

Small detour for nature lovers in the forest of Pontarmé. This remarkable tree, the Chêne des Grès, is a sessile oak 23 meters high, about 300 years old. It shines in the middle of this forest and is worth a look!