Notre-Dame de Nantilly

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Notre-Dame de Nantilly is the oldest church in Saumur. It was town’s principal place of worship for centuries. The church has a collection of 16th-17th century tapestries, as well as carved capitals and an epitaph composed by the poet-king René I.

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Address
Rue de Nantilly 1, Saumur, France

Established
11th century

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