• From Plessis-Belleville TER towards Paris and Crépy-en-Valois
• Ermenonville : Renowned country market every 2nd Sunday of the month

• Ermenonville Forest, one of the most beautiful forests in the Paris green belt, whose pines are reminiscent of a Landes forest. Numerous marked hiking trails

Ver-sur-Launette :

• 12th century church
• wash house
• fortified house

Nearby :

• Ermenonville :
  • St. Martin’s Church,
  • Jean-Jacques Rousseau Park – superb landscaped garden (ponds) where the philosopher’s cenotaph is located 
  • castle (converted into a luxury hotel)
• Sea of ​​Sand :
  • Amusement park built around a stunning natural site 
• Royal Abbey of Chaalis :
  • near the ruins of this Cistercian abbey: castle-museum 
  • chapel decorated by Giotto
  • Park and rose garden. Mid-June: Rose Days. Late September: Horse Days.

Senlis train station:

• • Intercity buses in the Oise region: to and from Creil, Chantilly, Verberie, Compiègne, Boran, Pont-Sainte-Maxence, Orry-la-Ville, Le Plessis Belleville, Crépy-en-Valois

• Saint-Médard Church

Fleurines located in a clearing in the heart of the Halatte forest:

• Ruins of the former Saint-Christophe priory, in the heart of the forest, listed as a Historic Monument

Balagny-sur-Aunette:

• 12th-century church

Charming:

• Notre-Dame-de-Chamant Church (12th century)
• Chapel of Our Lady of Good Help

Aumont-en-Halatte: located in the heart of a listed natural forest, this village is served by several hiking trails. One of them leads to the Butte d’Aumont, a remarkable viewpoint over the forest.

• • Church of Saint-Gervais-et-Protais (15th century)
  • wash house
  • Henri Barbusse Museum

• Le Meux-La Croix-Saint-Ouen station : TER regional trains to and from Creil, Paris-Nord, Compiègne
• Pont-Sainte-Maxence station: to and from Creil, Chantilly, Paris-Nord – Compiègne, Noyon, Saint-Quentin.

• The town hall,  a jewel of late Gothic art, houses the “Bandoque,” one of the three oldest municipal bells in France, in its belfry.
• Museum of Historical Figurines  – thousands of figurines depicting French history 
• National Museum of the Palace of Compiègne
• Imperial palace:  transformed and enlarged under Louis XVI, restored by Napoleon I 
• Imperial Palace park  designed by Gabriel
• Saint Anthony’s Church:  13th-16th centuries, Flamboyant Gothic façade
• Saint James church:  13th-18th centuries.
• Saint-Pierre-des-Minimes church,  the oldest church in the city, 12th century, with a Romanesque portal
• Hôtel-Dieu Saint-Nicolas , built in the 13th century under Saint Louis
• Antoine Vivenel Museum:  Art objects from Antiquity to the Renaissance 
• Cloister Museum  and  Saint Corneille Library  
• The old Cassine:  a 15th-century half-timbered house in the pedestrian area
• King’s Great Tower:  ruins of the 12th-century royal keep, the oldest known circular tower. Also called Joan of Arc Tower because she passed through it before being captured on the opposite bank.
• Salt storehouse:  pediment designed by Nicolas Ledoux.

Verberie :

• Saint Peter’s Church (12th century)
• Aramont castle (park and dovecote)

Pontpoint :

• Royal Abbey of Moncel

• from Ribécourt TER <=> Tergnier, St-Quentin, Compiègne
• From Compiègne TER <=> Creil, Chantilly, Paris – Noyon, St-Quentin, Maubeuge – Amiens

Langueil-Annel : cité des bateliers : musée vivant de la batellerie

Le Plessis Brion :

• 16th century château, the only Renaissance château in the Oise region
• 19th-century bandstand.

Clairoix :

• 13th-century church
• beautiful homes in the village
• Comminges property
• Villa Sibia
• current clos de l’Aronde
• stone bridge (1658) rue de l’Aronde.

Nearby:

• Rethondes: clairière de Rethondes, or Armistice clearing, where the First World War armistice was signed on 11 November 1918 and the armistice on 22 June 1940 in the same restaurant car. Burnt down in 1945 by the SS, it was replaced by a car from the same series.
  • Musée de l’Armistice