Come and discover the village of Savigny-sous-Faye, located west of Châtellerault, in the Lencloîtrais region. The church, of Romanesque origin, was partially altered in the 15th century and houses several remarkable works, including an imposing altarpiece of the 17th century and a shrine containing a wax statue of Saint Fort. The town also has other interesting sites, such as the cemetery, the post office and the town hall-school. The hamlets of Savigny-sous-Faye are also full of heritage treasures, including old farms, dovecotes, as well as the historic district of the station. You can also discover the many cellars carved in the limestone at Cezay and Fuye, as well as the two castles built in the nineteenth century...