The most beautiful religious buildings Aisne

Towers adorned with statues depicting the horse, put in place, by the architects in memory of a legend claiming that a miraculous white beef would appear in the sky to help men assemble materials from the lower city to the high city. From there, the visitor will be touched by the grace of the high city.

This is a building that has suffered. And again, since after having suffered a fire in the 2008 th century and then during the Hundred Years War, the abbey once again fell prey to flames in. It was built in the century by Brunehaut, a queen merovingian. Her church was built in 1175. The pediment of the Germain house was restored in the th century by Jean Carpentier, the last secular abbot of the abbey.

According to legend, the knights woke up at Liesse noticed a young shepherd whom they sent to warn their mother of their return. The latter joins them on the Chemin de Walking. They had to ask the statue that became too heavy. Seeing this a sign, they returned to Liesse to ask definitively, it is in this place that on August 18, 1857, the coronation of the Virgin, in the presence of nine prélats and eight hundred priests, His Serene Highness the Prince of Monaco, the Mayor of Liesse, and a crowd of spectators.

In this well-preserved church classified as historic monuments, you will find in particular frescoes of the th century, but above all the tombstone of Artaud, treasurer of Saint Etienne de Troyes, fifth son of Artaud, Seigneur de Nogent. The dale which dates from the th century, presents Artaud yarns with a dawn, books to the right hand, and key to the left hand. For a long time, the corner's young brides came to embrace this tombstone, hoping to find happiness in their union.

Marly-Gomont, famous by Rapper Rapper, has a sober and robust church. Built in the th or th centuries, it once hosted inhabitants of the commune in the event of an external attack. Many killers, at the time with a man's height all around the nave, bear witness to this defensive préoccupoation. You can enter the monument directly by the dungeon, which is framed by two turrets.

The church was built between the th and th centuries in a Romanesque style. Like many buildings, it has suffered damage over the centuries and has been restored several times. Its bell, for example, was changed after that of origin was destroyed in the th century; The warhead window was also replaced with the central door, and it was redesigned. The church was classified as a historic monument on February 7, 1921.

Still a church with singular charm. It is neither immense nor majestic, nor is it surprising by its simplicity and authenticity. The church consists of a nave, one côté to the north, a transept and a choir. The oldest parts date back to the th century. We admire the Louis XV woodwork, as well as beautiful stained glass windows, which came to replace those destroyed by the two world wars.

The St. Martin's Church of Apple is divided into several parts: a nave, a two-turret choir, a collateral and a steeple. These different parts were built at different times, giving the building its atypical appearance. The first span dates from the end of the th century, the second of the th century, while the nave and the little collateral date back to the th century. 

From this church you will have a significant view over the whole village. It was built on a hill in the th century. First, there is its imposing tower tower, before focusing on its architecture in the Latin Cross: a nave with two sides and a transept, extended by a small room. In the west of the building, there is also a heavy wooden door that is open only at the major ceremonies.