Venture inside this lovely Romanesque building, to which Louis XI, a devout worshipper of Our Lady, added the right-hand aisle. In the small apse to the right of the chancel is a handsome painted wooden statue of Our Lady of Nantilly dating from the 12C. Twenty-one, masterfully restored tapestries (15C-18C) are exhibited on a revolving basis. The organ case, supported by atlas figures, dates from 1690.