Lovely tiny church in the countryside. Some legends said that was the church of Carlo Magno. Too bad that the church is located near a shopping center and a kind of car track.

On the wave of positive reviews we left for this abbey doing an hour of road .. We were disappointed that the church (we went in opening hours following the official directions) can only be visited on the ground floor and climb a few steps of the right side tower that however leads nowhere as at the top of the staircase there is a sign announcing work in progress. In a chapel (used as a closet) side of the tower 'visitable', making its way between buckets, brooms and boxes, you can read a plaque in Latin that refers to Charlemagne, but I repeat, the chapel is used as a warehouse of cleaning products. After taking an outside tour and uselessly climbing the stairs to see the upstairs (closed) we returned to the coast with the pive in the bag.