Discover the secrets of this ancient presbytery with a thousand lives; visit commented on the history and architecture of this curious building became in 2014 a naïve, raw and singular museum.

We propose you to discover the history of this museum through guided tours that this time are interested in its unique architecture and its curious crossing of four centuries of history.
The venerable building, which became a refined and luminous museum in 2014, is attached to the church. Rather monumental for this small village, this presbytery looks like a small castle and seduces by its beautiful size, its high roof, its charming corner turret and its sober lines. Inside, we discover that its rehabilitation was able to combine the old and the modern: French ceilings, cut stone, lime plaster and concrete stamped with a beautiful appearance of raw wood; until the remarkable frame of the seventeenth century, the highlight of the visit!
After having long housed the parish priest and his servants within its walls, the presbytery has over time welcomed the town hall, the school, the post office, a bakery but also a henhouse and a stable... While remaining closely linked to the religious life of the village!
Today, the Cécile Sabourdy Museum showcases its works in exhibition as well as its unique architecture and participates throughout the year in the cultural animation of the territory.
A little nugget to discover on the occasion of the European Heritage Days, a free and festive weekend!
On reservation, limited places.
Information on 05 55 00 67 73 or by email contact@museejardins-sabourdy.fr or via social networks Facebook and Instagram.