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Lue-en-Beaugeois
Early 13th century and 1977 (tower). The nave is separated from the transept by a round arch. The north wall of the nave dates to the 11th century and is pierced with five windows and a door, all with round arches. The choir ends with a semi-circular apse. Both the choir and the transept date back to the 13th century but the tower results from the restoration of 1877
They date back to the 17th century and represent the Last Judgement, Saint Peter delivered by an angel and Paradise or the Heavenly Jerusalem
Location and nearby churches
- Jarzé 4.7 km
- Le Vieil-Baugé 9.6 km
- Chartrené 11 km
- Soucelles 14 km
- Montpollin 14 km
- Bocé 14 km



