Abbaye Saint-Martin

The Benedictine and then Cluniac Abbey of Massay is a partially intact architectural ensemble, founded in 738. Its 12th, 13th and 14th-century church decorated with stained glass windows, covered with a 17th-century wooden vault with 16th-century polychrome choir stalls and statues, Gothic belfry, mid-12th century ST Loup Chapel, Chapter House and the 13th-century dormitory of the monks as well as the cellars have been preserved; complete the visit by going to see the traces of the fortifications, wash houses and old streets.

The Benedictine and then Cluniac Abbey of Massay is a partially intact architectural ensemble, founded in 738. Its 12th, 13th and 14th-century church decorated with stained glass windows, covered with a 17th-century wooden vault with 16th-century polychrome choir stalls and statues, Gothic belfry, mid-12th century ST Loup Chapel, Chapter House and the 13th-century dormitory of the monks as well as the cellars have been preserved; complete the visit by going to see the traces of the fortifications, wash houses and old streets.

The Benedictine and then Cluniac Abbey of Massay is a partially intact architectural ensemble, founded in 738. Its 12th, 13th and 14th-century church decorated with stained glass windows, covered with a 17th-century wooden vault with 16th-century polychrome choir stalls and statues, Gothic belfry, mid-12th century ST Loup Chapel, Chapter House and the 13th-century dormitory of the monks as well as the cellars have been preserved; complete the visit by going to see the traces of the fortifications, wash houses and old streets.