La Croix Hélléan

This little village has kept elements of old furniture in its parish church, which were built in the 15^th century. (tomb of the Lords of Broutay from the 16^th century, stained-glass windows, altarpieces, pietas from the 16^th century)

One kilometre away, the chapel of Saint-Maudé erected in 1431 by Alain XI, with the help of the Duke of Jean V and the donations of the Broutay-Quelen family, was built where three knights were buried after the Battle of Thirty (1351). It is equipped with contemporary stained-glass windows made by Olivier Debré.

The walking tour of Saint-Maudé (le circuit pédestre de Saint-Maudé) will be an opportunity for you to go and discover the surrounding countryside.