Eglise Saint-Pierre
The tower and apse remain from the Romanesque church, which was considerably altered in the 19th century. The building has 4-leaf semi-ogive openings and a semi-ogive western doorway.
The church of Saint Pierre dates from the 12th and 19th centuries. The tower and apse remain from the Romanesque church, which was considerably altered in the 19th century. The building has 4-leaf semi-ogive openings, as well as a semi-ogive western doorway, formerly topped by a Gothic pinnacle.Crissé was first mentioned in 616 and its name appears on Merovingian coins. In feudal times, this small rural village came under the barony of Sillé le Guillaume.
Practical information
Opening times
Open all year round
Site theme
Church
Architectural style of the site
Romanesque
Access to the free site
Yes
Location
Spoken language
French
Further information
Pets not allowed
Visible point of interest without tour
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