European Heritage Days

Nicknamed the "cathedral of Puisaye", this beautiful church built in the heart of the village of Treigny (which was a major pottery centre in the 15th and 16th centuries) is a magnificent example of Burgundian flamboyant Gothic architecture. Of particular note are the animal sculptures on the pediment, and the door on the right, still on the façade, which was the leper's door, as Treigny was home to a leper colony at the time. Inside, the slender nave and its pointed vault date from the late 16th century. A superb monument well worth a visit.