Travel Guide Saint-Hilaire-La-Gérard

This village, in full greenery, on the outskirts of the state forest of Listenves, shows a church certainly of the xve century, housed in the grave of Charles de Villereau, lord of St Hilaire, who died in 1663. His porch with triangular warp is overcome with a square bell. You will notice the striking head above the side door and, inside, the laminated arch, the cross path and a statue of Saint-Hilaire. In the Revolution, the priest in title lent the constitutional oath triggering the whipping of his superiors in 1906, his successor refused to open the church to the collector responsible for establishing the inventory of property. We had to push the door!