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The cross "pattée", emblem of the Vexin
Heritage
The cross pattée, dating back to the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth centuries, is a feature of the Vexin’s rural heritage. Romanesque in style, this monolithic cross (carved from a single piece of limestone) consists of short branches of equal length with very wide ends.
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From Magny-en-Vexin to La Roche-GuyonBetween Seine and Epte
Read moreOn the borders of Île-de-France, bordered by the Seine to the south and the Epte to the west, this pretty corner of Vexin will seduce you with its large historic estates with majestic gardens, its villages of character built with the stones from local quarries, its natural spaces and remarkable landscapes.
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Around Marines
From the Viosne to the hills of Rosne
Read moreTopped with wooded hillocks, the agricultural plateau of the Vexin Français is cut by two rivers, the Viosne and the Aubette de Meulan, which leave their mark on the landscapes. On either side of the Chaussée Jules-César, the villages concentrated around their churches and their traditional farms will undoubtedly seduce you!
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Around Auvers-sur-Oise
The Oise and Sausseron valleys
Read moreFrom Champagne-sur-Oise to Auvers-sur-Oise, the Oise constitutes the eastern limit of the Vexin Français. This valley owes its development to the many personalities from the world of arts and culture who settled there but also to its bucolic charm. Going back to the sources of Sausseron, you will let yourself be carried away by the sweet tranquility of the Vexinois villages.
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North Yvelines
Terres de Seine
Read moreThe Seine constitutes the southern limit of the Vexin Français. The Yvelin part of the Vexin Français Regional Natural Park has around twenty rural communes with a rich built and natural heritage. To discover them, head towards the slopes of Montcient, the alluvial terraces of the Seine, the Guernes loop and the wooded massifs of Chesnay, Galluis and Hautil.