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The Jules-César roadway in Vexin bears witness to Roman influence in the region. It is part of a network of military roads dating back more than 2,000 years. This historic path, rehabilitated in 2000, extends over 21 km between Puiseux-Pontoise and Arthieul in Magny-en-Vexin. Suitable for all levels, it reveals the natural panoramas of Vexin.

Located on the Jules César road, this is one of the two crosses placed nearby (the other is the Labathe cross)

Courcelles-sur-Viosne is a town in the French Vexin region and its main characteristic is that it is on the way to the Chaussée de César, a trade route dating from the Roman Empire.

Cross located on the Chaussée Jules César, erected in the 13th Century by the Templars.

Church of Us, mixing Roman and Gothic style. While most churches in the region have a standard cruciform shape, this one is said to be asymmetrical. This means that where the South brace should be located (symmetrical to the North brace), there is a chapel. It is likely that the original southern brace was considered too narrow...while the current chapel is, on the contrary, too wide. Indeed, it is supported by 'only' the two original vaults, while it requires, by its shape and size, four. The result is a somewhat surprising architecture, with fairly random proportions and (very) sharp angles.

A beautiful piece of nature, the building opposite the wash house has a magnificent architecture.

Beginning of Chaussée Jules César for its part which crosses the Vexin.