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Founded: 11th centuryCategory: Religious sites in France
Historical period: Birth of Capetian dynasty (France)
Rating
4.2/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Andalie Charrier (21 months ago)
Reservation made on the Tourist Office website (online therefore) Theatrical visit, by electric candle (to avoid any incidents) the gentleman told us the whole history of the collegiate church as well as its crypt from the Middle Ages to now. Very interesting and instructive and above all unusual! Which will please both children and adults.
Reservation made on the Tourist Office website (online therefore) Theatrical visit, by electric candle (to avoid any incidents) the gentleman told us the whole history of the collegiate church as well as its crypt from the Middle Ages to now. Very interesting and instructive and above all unusual! Which will please both children and adults.
Lara Baker (2 years ago)
Incredibly beautiful collegiate church, which, unfortunately, was half destroyed during the Huguenot wars. The relics of Saint Enyan, a local saint who saved Orleans from the invasion of the Huns led by Attila, are kept here. Some of the stained-glass windows were irretrievably lost during the Second World War, but the rest of the church miraculously did not suffer. You should definitely go here, but the church is not always open to the public
Incredibly beautiful collegiate church, which, unfortunately, was half destroyed during the Huguenot wars. The relics of Saint Enyan, a local saint who saved Orleans from the invasion of the Huns led by Attila, are kept here. Some of the stained-glass windows were irretrievably lost during the Second World War, but the rest of the church miraculously did not suffer. You should definitely go here, but the church is not always open to the public
Gilles Vaillant (2 years ago)
Great guide for an informative visit Thank you Yves for this good time
Great guide for an informative visit Thank you Yves for this good time
Marie France SALMON (2 years ago)
Guided tour in dramatized form. Fascinating...impressive historic site. To make this visit, contact the tourist office for a reservation. Too bad the church can't be visited
Guided tour in dramatized form. Fascinating...impressive historic site. To make this visit, contact the tourist office for a reservation. Too bad the church can't be visited
