Buno-Gironville: history and sights
Served by: RER D.
Did you know?
Named after Buno-Gironville, whose land preserves traces of occupation going back several millennia: a menhir, polishing stones, burials, Bronze Age urns and a Gallo-Roman funerary complex.
Anecdote
The Château de Buno is said to have received King Louis XI in May 1480.
Around Buno-Gironville
- Église Saint-Léger, 500 m away — A church some parts of which may date back to the 12th century.
- Menhir et polissoirs, 2000 m away — Evidence of the Essonne valley's prehistory, on the commune's land.
- Château de Buno, 450 m away — A château said to have received Louis XI in May 1480.