NOTRE DAME CHURCH
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This church is remarkable for the Romanesque capitals carved on its columns and portal.
The former collegiate church of Saint-Outrille is a 12th-century building, remarkable for the Romanesque capitals carved on its columns and portal. The elevation of the nave and the Romanesque pillars supporting the barrel vault are particularly admirable. A fine 19th-century stained glass window depicts the Tree of Jesse, the work of the Lobin workshop in Tours. The baptismal font chapel dates from the 15th century. A 15th-century mutilated Christ and a 17th-century Virgin and Child are on display. Don't miss the 17th-century wooden stalls in the choir.
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