Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle is located in a relatively straight section of the Seine Valley, bordered to the north by the Vexin Plateau and to the south by the Plateau de Madrie.
Nature
The municipality's continuous agricultural landscape is considered rare in the Seine Valley.
Hiking
The banks of the Seine in Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle are used by walkers and anglers.
The Circuit du Catenay circular hiking trail is 16 km long.
The GR 2 passes through Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
The GR 2 follows the Seine from its source to its mouth at Le Havre.
A castle is located on the Île aux Boeufs in Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
Culture
As part of “Pierres en lumières”, visitors were able to discover the Église Notre-Dame, its history, its furnishings and its illuminated stained-glass windows.
The nave of the Église Notre-Dame dates from the 11th century.
The bell tower of the Église Notre-Dame was built in the 13th century.
The choir of the Église Notre-Dame dates from the 16th century.
Surroundings
Château Gaillard is a castle in the vicinity of Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
Château de Brécourt is also a castle in the vicinity of Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
Château de La Roche-Guyon is a castle in the wider regional surroundings of Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
The Abbaye Notre-Dame du Trésor is a historic site in the vicinity of Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
Monet's Water Lilly Pond is a park in the vicinity of Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
Monet Water Lilly Pond is also a park in the vicinity of Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
Biotropica is a park in the wider regional surroundings of Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle.
For personal travel planning, the desire to rent a holiday apartment in Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle can be linked to the town and the Circuit du Catenay.
