Ermont-Halte: history and sights
Served by: Transilien H.
Did you know?
Ermont is attested in 835 as Ermedonis viculus, perhaps from a Germanic name, Ermido. A Gallo-Roman village stood here on the Chaussée Jules César; destroyed in the late 3rd century, it was rebuilt in the 4th.
Anecdote
Ermont's Club des Espérances, made up of two buildings designed by Jean Prouvé, has been listed as a historic monument since 2008.
Around Ermont-Halte
- Club des Espérances, 1200 m away — A building by Jean Prouvé, listed as a historic monument in 2008.
- Église Saint-Flaive, 950 m away — A church of 1886-1887 on the site of an 11th-century one, extended in 1964 with an oval nave.
- Hôtel de ville d'Ermont, 1150 m away — A château built in 1868-1870, bought by the commune in 1932 to serve as its town hall.