
Sponsored by GoNorthNYC
A Selection of Canterbury Tales
12:30: The Wife of Bath's Tale
1:00: The Pardoner's Tale
1:30: The Wife of Bath's Tale
2:00: The Pardoner's Tale
2:30: The Wife of Bath's Tale
3:00: The Pardoner's Tale
4:00: Medieval Poetry Reading
4:30: AOI 13th Century Music
Fortress during the 13th century under the minority of Saint Louis then residence of the dukes of Anjou, the castle of Saumur overhangs majestically the Loire River. In 1480, Saumur returned to the estates of Louis XI, King of France, following the death of King René, the last duke of Anjou. The site successively became a residence for the town governors, a prison and a munition's depot. The monument houses the municipal museum since 1912.
Learn more about The Chateau de Saumer