A 70m long covered passageway. Look for the Ste Croix belfry standing on the paved courtyard beneath its immense glass roof.
It cuts through the former priory which was contructed by Benedictine Monks in the 11th century.
It is also a cultural place with halls of conferences and entertainments, workshops of artistic initiation, a gallery of exhibition.
A public garden hides from it..
Links:
[1] mailto:accueil.passage@gmail.com
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