Priory of Saint-Maurice-la-Clouère

The medieval church is still preserved and is notable for its irregular plan, with three naves and a noticeably wider western section. These naves lead to a transept, and the chevet is made up of three apses, the central one being of considerable depth. The transept arms are not aligned and are terminated by two additional semicircular apses at the northern and southern ends. The north portal is semicircular, while the western one, simpler in design, is slightly pointed. Fourteenth-century mural paintings are preserved inside.