A church which gives you an idea of how old the city of Poitiers is, it has artistic paintings and the place of Saint Radegonde who patronized Poitiers city and gave it the pride its enjoying today. For a person who like to spend time in silence and feel the peaceful ambience the perfect spot and one can pay deep respect for the wonders of the artistic works of ancient and roman time. One of the 3 femms of Poitiers. Must visit.

This church is so remarkable! The single Gothic nave isn't any Siegel, but the Roman choir and a vast crypt, these are absolutely unique! There is also a sarcophagus with Saint Radegonde. Really worth visiting.

Beautiful church, very peaceful.

Don’t miss this church while in Poitiers. The burial site of Queen Radegonde

Along with the not-so-far Notre Dame de la Grande, it still has beautiful colorfully painted interior.

This is a very beautiful church not far down the hill from Cathedrale St Pierre. It is not as light as the Gothic church, and fewer people. Beautiful frescoes have survived above the choir. What you have to go here to see is the tomb. There is a crypt under the choir with the remains of St Agnes of Poitiers, among others. The stone sarcophagus is really eye catching lit around with candles. Don't miss

Very Medieval Church built around the 6th century. Its name taken from Frankish queen and nun, Radegund, buried in the church, considered a Saint. The current Church is a combination of Romanesque and Angevin Gothic, constructed from 11th to 12th century. This is build in Latin Cross shape. It is one of many stunning churches in Poitiers. A must visit in this quiet but beautiful French town.

Great Church to visit.

A beautiful old church with a beautifully decorated interior, well worth a visit.