St. Flovier is a village in southeastern Touraine. Its inhabitants are called Floviens and Floviennes. GPS
St. Flovier: 1 ° 01'47 "E - 46 ° 58'05" N
Flovier Church St. (12th century) was rebuilt in 1886 in the neo-Gothic.
By cons, its bell tower dated 1747.
In Sainte-Barbe, you can still see the old painted ad for the clothing brand Le Mont-Saint-Michel - Aries. The slogan was truncated: a garment for each use.
The third castle Roulet (1881) was demolished around 1950. The first castle dating from the 14th century (it left few traces), the second of the 18th century.
Features: 
- former 17th century rectory of St. Julitte, town annexed by St. Flovier
- in 1826 the house of La Fontaine (18th century): 19 rue de la Republique
- the former priory of the 17th century and the chapel of St. Barbara: 21 rue du Commerce
Heritage disappeared
- Church St. Julitte (15th century) destroyed in 1900
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