Saint Epvre and the Basilica

This square was the fundamental exchanging focus in the Middle-Ages where a market used to be held. The statue in the center portrays Duke Rene II who crushed the Duke of Burgundy, Charles the Bold, at the Battle of Nancy in 1477. Many celebrated benefactors of the nineteenth century liberally gave to its erection: Napoleon III, Austrian Emperor Franz-Joseph, Pope Pius and Ludwig II of Baia. It was the Church's cleric, Abbot Trouillet, who looked for the liberality of the European tip top and gentry of his opportunity. You can visit this historic place with your friends and family members.