Hospital St. Jean/Musee Jean Lurcat

As I said, the camping aire in Angers is within a few hundred meters of everything. After our morning and afternoon tours, I took a walk around the neighborhood, and mostly the Medieval Hospital St. Jean, which is now the Jean Lurcat museum of contemporary tapistry.

In the neighborhood, someone has made a contemporary
house from the city wall

In the St. Jean/Lurcat garden

Ditto

In the medicinal garden

Absinthe

More of the old garden

Everywhere you look, there is something
worth looking at

The great 13th century  hospital

Current temporary exhibit at the museum

More of the garden grounds

Inside the great hospital/museum; perhaps the largest
secular Medieval building I have seen

Apothecary

A block away, a shrine for the poor

And the 14th century hospital storehouse

With its contemporary but presumably Medieval-like
vaulting; now available for receptions; a wedding reception
was going on as I stuck my head in; everyone receiving
rose plants as they left...

Walking back to the aire, the chapel of the Hospital