Francueil

Francueil has on its territory a few interesting sights, like an old priory of the fifteenth century which once housed the monks of Montoussan.

The Ouldes mansion, dating from the sixteenth century, also worth a visit with its typical architecture of this part of the Indre-et-Loire.

The Saint-Thibault church is a must for lovers of old stones that pass through Francueil.

Today integrated in the field of Chenonceau, Francueil also hosts the tomb of the famous Madame Dupin, stepmother Louis Dupin Francueil, lord of the area and former lover Madame d'Epinay.

In May, the Festival Of Strings and Notes, dedicated to the guitar, is the opportunity to attend various concerts.

In June, Francueil prepares feasts of Saint John with its popular dances and fireworks.