Église Saint-Pierre-le-Guillard de Bourges

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Église Saint-Pierre-le-Guillard de Bourges

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Église Saint-Pierre-le-Guillard de Bourges, Gothic church in central Bourges, France.

The church features a stone facade with large windows, ornate carvings, and a central tower that rises above the surrounding buildings.

Built in the 13th century, the church underwent architectural modifications during the 15th and 16th centuries, reflecting evolving construction techniques.

Local artisans contributed to the church's construction using regional materials and methods, displaying the technical skills of medieval craftsmen.

Visitors can access the church daily through its main entrance on Place Saint-Pierre, where informative brochures detail its architectural elements.

The church received monument historique classification in 1929, ensuring the preservation of its medieval architectural features for future generations.

Location: Bourges

Address: place Saint-Pierre

GPS coordinates: 47.08230,2.39300

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:08

Bourges and Berry: historic heritage, medieval monuments, and natural spaces

Berry gathers a historical and natural heritage that spans from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. The Saint-Étienne Cathedral in Bourges, built between 1195 and 1255, is one of France's major Gothic monuments, with five sculpted portals and 13th-century stained glass windows. The Jacques Cœur Palace, home of Charles VII's treasurer, showcases 15th-century civic architecture. The Bourges marshlands consist of a 135-hectare network of vegetable gardens irrigated by medieval canals, still cultivated in the city center. The region preserves several medieval castles such as Sagonne with its 30-meter square keep, and Noirlac Abbey, which features a complete monastic complex with cloister and monastic buildings. George Sand's estate in Nohant-Vic offers insight into the novelist's residence with period furnishings and her private theater. The Berry and Resistance museums in Bourges feature collections from Gallo-Roman times, medieval periods, and testimonies from World War II. The area also includes natural spaces like Lake Virlay, suitable for fishing and forest walks.

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