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아주 좋은 레스토랑, Les Vignes Rouge

A charming village on the slopes of the Viosne with its castle and adjacent church.

To fill the water bottle, take care to close the tap properly, and thus respect the place.

Here, on a clear day, you can admire one of the most unique views of the Parisian skyline, even though it is 40 km away, with the silhouette of La Défense, the Eiffel Tower and the Montparnasse Tower.

You can pass by here without noticing this 18th century building which has no particular architectural interest, because its interest is not visual, but audio ... Indeed, this castle houses a legendary recording studio which had its heyday in the 70s and 80s. Founded in 1969 by Michel Magne, a key composer of film music from the 60s/70s (he notably composed the music for Tontons flingueurs, Angélique, Fantomas and OSS 117), the castle offered for the first time at the time a residential studio offering room and board to artists who could thus take the time to record their album in the heart of the peaceful countryside of the French Vexin. Its notoriety would go so far as to attract the big names of Anglo-Saxon rock. David Bowie, Elton John, Pink Floyd, Jacques Higelin, Iggy Pop, The Bee Gees, Claude Nougaro, Eddy Mitchell, Cat Stevens, T Rex, Fleetwood Mac, Marvin Gaye, Bernard Lavilliers, and many others recorded here. This story is told in various books and articles, including: "Herouville, the Haunted Castle of Rock," a book by Laurent Jaoui "The Lovers of Herouville," a graphic novel by Yann le Quellec and Romain Ronzeau "Herouville Castle, a French Rock Madness," a documentary by Christophe Tale https://www.lemonde.fr/culture/article/2025/02/07/le-chateau-d-herouville-une-folie-rock-francaise-sur-france-5-la-fascinante-histoire-d-une-pure-utopia-des-annees-1970_6536323_3246.html

Great for sprinting but endless road 💀

A short video to give you an idea: https://www.20minutes.tv/video/la-halt-a-us-un-tiers-lieu-dans-la-gare-d-us-95/

Trains still stop in Us, but like many small towns, the station and its ticket office have been deserted and are no longer used. A great initiative has fortunately brought this place back to life to transform it into a welcoming space which offers several activities: drinking, catering, sale of local products, ecotourism, bicycle repair and rental, coworking, seminars, and privatization for events . As a result, the cyclist can have his beer there and order a sandwich or salad just before taking the train home. You can even play a game of billiards or a board game while waiting for the train to arrive. Exactly the type of friendly and nice place we expect to combine cycling and train. An initiative to support. Already my favorite station in Île de France, I'm a fan of Us and its customs!