CONVENT OF THE CORDELIERS - MUSEUM
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Convent dating from 1214, one of the oldest and best-preserved, with a lovely garden. Also used as an exhibition space.
Tradition has it that Guillaume I de Chauvigny, returning from a crusade, decided to build the convent around 1214. This theory has since been called into question, but it can be affirmed that the Cordeliers convent is one of the oldest in France.
Today, it still boasts beautiful arcades and a pleasant garden. The Cordeliers convent has become an exhibition space, which can be visited all year round, usually free of charge.
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Un des plus beau monument de la ville de Châteauroux. Entre le centre ville et les bords de l'Indre. Une visite s'impose . Très belle architecture. Et de nombreuses expositions.
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