Prieuré Saint Cosme

Ronsard is one of the most important French-language poets. Most famed for his poem "Mignonne allons voir if the rose" he was part of the court of the king of France, and founder of the group of poets of the Pléiade. The Prieuré Saint Cosme was the spot where dwelling clerics and pilgrims and travelers would stay. The most famous was the poet Ronsard, who became the prior of the place in the sixteenth century. For a change of castles that populate the Tours, the tour is interesting, especially for anyone interested in a little French literature and history. Both are combined with the tour because the stained glass and architecture of the building was added to the story of the poet .