Built on the hillock of Rampillon, the church of Saint-Eliphe towers over the village and can be seen for miles across the surrounding plain.

The portal, which is almost intact, is a masterpiece
of 13th century sculpture. From the base, where the months of the year illustrate life of the Middle Ages,
to the tympanum, showing the Christ in Majesty
and the lintel announcing the Resurrection,
the medieval craftsmen have left us a magnificent
sample of their art.

Inside, three 14th and 15th century polychrome statues, a cenotaph, two low reliefs depicting Heaven and Hell and several tombs of knights further adorn
the church, placing Rampillon on the map
of the treasures of Ile-de-France.

For group visits call 01 64 08 32 19.
A key is available on mondays, tuesdays, thursdays from 1.30-4.30 pm, on fridays from 5-7 pm at the town-hall.

Open :
from 3-6.30 pm on sundays and bank holidays, from Easter to 1st November.
Slide show with commentary on history and architecture of the church.