EGLISE SAINT PIERRE

The church of St Pierre de Vaulandry dates from the 12th century.

It is one of the most welcoming churches in Anjou and has a beautiful baptismal font bearing the arms of the Lords of Turbilly. It also has an early 17th-century piéta attributed to Charles Hoyau and an oil on canvas "The Adoration of the Shepherds" (1661), a copy of a painting by Laurent La Hyre (1640) in the church at Creil in the Oise department.

Contact

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Vaulandry
49150 BAUGE-EN-ANJOU
FRANCE

Practical information

Opening times

Open all year round

Site theme

Church

Architectural style of the site

Romanesque

Access to the free site

Yes

Location

Further information

Groups accepted
Pets not allowed
Visible point of interest without tour

Other: Religious heritage

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