Boussay-sur-Claise, a small village in the Touraine region of the Loire Valley, Indre-et-Loire department. The Romanesque church of Saint-Pierre with its sturdy tower and slate roof dominates the center of the village.
In front stands a war memorial statue, a common feature in French villages, honoring local soldiers who died in the World Wars.
The quiet road and open square give a peaceful impression of everyday life in one of the lesser-known villages of the Touraine countryside.
“Every town and village in the Loire Valley tells its story gently — in rooftops, stonework and narrow streets.”
Part of the “Towns & Villages of the Loire” Series
Each Tuesday, we visit one of the Loire Valley's towns or villages of the Loire Valley — their streets, stories, and quiet beauty.
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