Virtual visit

The church of Savigny
Eglise de Savigny
©Eglise de Savigny|Eric Quesnel

Discover or rediscover the church of Savigny: Small by its size but great by its wealth!

Nestled in the heart of a small commune in the bocage, the church of Savigny doesn’t look like much at first glance as they say, but holds many surprises for those who will have the desire to venture there: exceptional sanctuary, unusual architecture, unique religious paintings, etc.

La cène de l'égloise
©Peintures murales de la cène|Eric Quesnel
At home

3D discovery of the church of Savigny

Tips!!!

Tips to get the most out of this virtual tour:

  • The “play” button allows you to start the automated tour which will guide you without doing anything in the monument, if you don’t press it you can move around the castle as you wish
  • The white circles allow you to advance from one room to another by clicking on them
  • You can use the keys on your keyboard left arrow, right arrow, etc.
  • You can put the virtual tour in full screen using the button at the bottom right of the window (just above the thumbnails)
  • The various shots allow you to switch between rooms with a single click
  • You can view this virtual tour in virtual reality with a suitable headset like Samsung Gear or Google Cardboard
The church of Savigny

In the story

The church of Savigny built in the 11th century is a treasure of small local heritage. One does not suspect such a wealth when one does not know the place.

This church derives its fame from the mural paintings on the nave and the apse (which date from the 14th and 16th centuries), unearthed by L’Abbé Joubin, and which represent The Last Supper. On the other hand, about fifty modillions adorn the top of the exterior walls of the church, all different, you may not see them at first glance but they are splendid! The statuary is also remarkable. A church that really deserves an enhancement!”

A small association very invested there organizes several events in the year with the aim of restoring little by little the building and its furniture.

>>Discover the association for the safeguard of the church of Savigny

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