SAINT GERMAIN CHURCH

An imposing building constructed during the 15th and 17th centuries, the church of Saint-Germain was the parish church of the bargemen until the 17th century. Overhung by an impressive spire which reaches 38 m, it is the highest in France. The church suffered a lot from the hazards of the Second World War, all cities with a bridge to cross the Loire being systematically targeted. Long disused, it has benefited from extensive restoration work and has become a key part of the cultural life of Sully and its surroundings.