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St-Aignan Church
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Michelin Guide
Interesting
Religious monument
The Michelin Guide's review
The Romanesque collegiate church dates from the 11C and 12C. An impressive tower overlooks the transept. Once through the tower-porch, you enter a tall, airy nave whose carved capitals sport acanthus and fantasy animals. The left-hand transept leads to the lower church. Formerly known as the church of St Jean or church of grottoes, it was used as stables and a storeroom during the Revolution. Remarkable 12-15C frescoes.
Location
41110 Saint-AignanYou may also like…