Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste

The church of Notre-Dame, registered with the Historical Monuments, is located in Vichères, in the region of Center-Val de Loire. The current building, which dates from the sixteenth century, consists of two adjoining naves: the Romanesque north aisle, with a wooden vault. and the Renaissance style southern nave, consisting of three bays at right angles. A Renaissance door, now walled off, opened onto the central part. Inside there is a sixteenth century canopy, among other objects.

The church of Saint Nicolas de Droué, in the Loir-et-Cher, dates from the late fifteenth or early sixteenth century. This building, characteristic of the Perche Vendômois, features two beautiful chapels, one of which is dedicated to Saint Nicolas; it is decorated with stained glass and a painting by Jouvenet.

The church of Saint-Symphorien was built in the fifteenth century in Cherreau, in the Pays de la Loire. The building has a western Gothic facade pierced with a portal decorated with sculptures. The nave (fifteenth century) is extended by a choir (eighteenth century) almost as long as it. The church is especially interesting for gable figures and gargoyles made by Gaullier (nineteenth century), six windows of the late sixteenth century, paneling (eighteenth century) and rich furniture.