Chapel classified as a historical monument. Built around 1472 by the will of King Louis XI in thanksgiving to St. Emérance who healed him «from a sore stomach» while he was hunting in the forest of Longuenée. This chapel hides riches (vaults, portal, altar, sculptures) and the statue of St. Emérance, a Roman virgin who already had an oratory in this place.

Address
11 Rue de Sainte-Emerance la pouëze, Maine-et-Loire, Pays de la Loire, France