Journées du Patrimoine – Visites nocturnes de l’oratoire carolingien

- by the Val de Sully Tourist Office -

The oratory is a rare example of Carolingian architecture. Consecrated in 806, it was the private chapel of Théodulfe, adviser to Charlemagne, bishop of Orléans and abbot of Fleury. Restored in the 19th century, it houses a unique mosaic depicting the Ark of the Covenant.

From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m:
Guided tours every 45 minutes by Tourist Office guides

Les thèmes

• History