CHURCH OF SAINT-SULPICE

Saint-Sulpice d'Oyré is considered one of the department's most remarkable small Romanesque churches. Built in the ^12th century, it illustrates the transition between Poitou and Touraine through the use of tufa stone and flat tiles. Despite its classical layout, the church has a distinctive feature: in front of its west façade is a beautiful stone gallery that forms a kind of ballet canopy. Inside, the church features remarkable medieval sculptures and paintings, with religious scenes and monstrous chimeras.