GRAND MOSQUE OF CLERMONT
Great Mosque of Clermont in the district of Carmes, luminous with its glass ...Read more
ST. BONNET'S ROMANESQUE CHURCH
Romanesque church built at the top of a hillock at the confluence of the ...Read more
BACH ORGAN
Bach's organ in Pontaumur, the replica of the Arnstadt organ, an ...Read more
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHEDRAL
Admirable Roman Catholic cathedral, featuring a Gothic cloister, chapels ...Read more
SAINT GILBERT ABBEY
Visit an abbey with a church housing the relics of Saint Gilbert de ...Read more
ST. VINCENT'S CHURCH
Read moreFrom the first church, it remains the nave of three spans, curved in broken cradle, covered at the origin of a single roof. The doubleaux arches which reinforce it fall into committed columns whose capitals are decorated with magnificent acanthes sheets surmounted by a medallion framed by small animals or surmounted by geometric and symmetrical web. At the intersection of the transept is a dome resting on small tubes. The choir contains a short straight span that opens onto the apse in the chamber. The Roman tradition tile cover contrasts with small tiles used for other parts of the building.
CLOISTER GALLERY
Read moreThe cloister, built in the th century under the auspices of Jacques de Mareschal and Pierre de Laporte, was revived at Anne de France. The galleries are not collateralized but incorporated into the bâtiiment. The seven spans of the northern gallery are still visible. The arcades, punctuated by foothills, are surmounted by a floor with windows openings, crowned with a roof of flat tiles. At the bottom of this gallery is an elegant turret, lit by small twisted mouldings, which houses a hollow-core staircase.
CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS
This church is one of the jewels of baroque art in Haute-Savoie.Read more
OLD SAINTE-FOY CHURCH
Desecrated church at the top of the village with a breathtaking view of the ...Read more
REFORMED CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION
One of the unusual places of Clermont, whose nave on the second floor is ...Read more
MONASTÈRE DES CLARISSES-CAPUCINES
A monastery in Chamalières, offering a shared life between prayers, manual ...Read more
ST. MAYOL'S CHURCH
The most seen church in France, dedicated to Mayol, with a miraculous ...Read more
SAINT VICTOR'S CHURCH
Romanesque church with a sober elegance in Saint-Victor-la-Rivière, with ...Read more
NOTRE-DAME-DE-NATZY CHAPEL
Chapel built following a cure which shelters a Virgin sculpted by the ...Read more
BASILIQUE NOTRE-DAME
Basilica of Our Lady with an Art Deco style spire of 60 m long and 35 m ...Read more
HOLY CLARE MONASTERY
A monastery in Montbrison home to Poor Clares praising God, interceding for ...Read more
OUR LADY OF THE HERMITAGE
Read moreThe House of the Hermitage is the great reliquary of Marcellin Champagnat. The Marist Brothers today have about 3,000 members working with young people in 80 countries around the world. At Notre-Dame de l'Hermitage you will first of all be able to discover the life and work of the Marists founded. This place is also a destination for pilgrims who come to pray in front of the reliquary of Saint Marcellin, displayed in the chapel of Notre-Dame. Apart from its primary vocation, which is to welcome Marists from all over the world, this establishment, totally renovated in 2010, is organized to receive people seeking a personal retreat.
NOTRE-DAME DE TAMIÉ ABBEY
An abbey, founded in 1132, known for its delicious cheese at Plancherine, a ...Read more
MONASTERY NOTRE-DAME DE CHALAIS
An enchanting site of nature and peace, ideal for picnics, with panoramic ...Read more
MAISON SAINT-BRUNO - CHARTREUSE DE SÉLIGNAC
The Carthusian monastery of Sélignac was founded in 1202 by the Carthusian ...Read more
NOTRE-DAME DE VALFLEURY SHRINE
This sanctuary in the Gier valley dates back to the 9th century.Read more
ST. JOSEPH'S SHRINE OF GOOD HOPE
This sanctuary, composed of a chapel and a monumental statue of St. Joseph, ...Read more
SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF THE FONT
The Font-Sainte sanctuary has been a place of pilgrimage since 1886.Read more
SHRINE OF SAINTS MAYEUL AND ODILON
Sanctuary of Saints-Mayeul-and-Odilon, a stage on the road to Santiago de ...Read more
HOLY THERESA PRIORY
This priory welcomes all those who wish to make a parenthesis in their ...Read more
ST. VINCENT DE CHANTELLE ABBEY
Abbey overlooking the Bouble gorges, welcoming pilgrims of Saint-Jacques, ...Read more
SEPT-FONS ABBEY
Visit to discover a Cistercian abbey that stands on the banks of the Loire ...Read more
SAINT-RAMBERT-EN-BUGEY ABBEY
Benedictine abbey with venerable remains open for spiritual guidance and ...Read more
VISITATION MONASTERY
A monastery welcoming a few days of retreat in a quiet and exceptional ...Read more
HOME MARIE JEAN
Home where one comes for a time of rest, of resourcefulness, but also for ...Read more
ATELIER SAINT-JEAN DAMASCÈNE
Monastery in Saint-Jean-en-Royans housing workshops and a school of sacred ...Read more
HERMITAGE CHAPEL
Chapel of the Hermitage with a crypt, which deserves a detour, with a ...Read more
ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH
Church with baroque paintings, with statues of St. Francis de Sales, and an ...Read more
ST. ANGELO'S CHURCH
This Romanesque church, with its interior illuminated by the stained glass ...Read more
LE SITE DU CHASTEL
Site allowing to take advantage of a very beautiful panorama on the village ...Read more
ÉGLISE DE L'ASSOMPTION
The church's interior is both sober and richly colored, with columns ...Read more
OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION CHURCH
Small Romanesque church from the 10th century, with a Gothic choir and a ...Read more
ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH
Read moreThe church was built in the th century and renovated in the th century. It's mostly a Romanesque style. You will discover 2 majestic majestic chapels of rectangular plane, as well as a modern th century dantant clocher. From 1972, the monument benefited from renovations, which, among other things, took advantage of the northern arcade, which found its arcades blind to grey and ochre.
THE CHURCH OF LACHAUX
Read moreThis church, of Romanesque style, is the principal of the commune. It was started in 1856 and was put into service in 1863. The first baptism dates from 6 December 1868. It was officially recognized by decree of the President of the Republic on 3 August 1872. You can discover a virgin virgin, whose bill is unique in Auvergne. Indeed, his knees are particularly écartés, and she fades behind her son, her hands open.
NOTRE DAME DE RANDOL ABBEY
Impressive modern Benedictine abbey in Cournols, with one of the buildings ...Read more
SAINT MAURICE'S CHURCH
Read moreThe monument was built between the th and th centuries in a Romanesque style. The construction took place in 2 times: the three western spans of the nave and the lower sides were raised in the 2nd half of the th century, while the eastern part with the adjacent span of the transept, the transept, the apse at five and the two rectangular absidioles were raised in the early th century. The church has been classified as a historic monument since 12 July 1886.
THE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
Read moreThis church is in Romanesque style. Built in the th century, the parish of Autry-Issards was connected to the Châtellenie of Bourbon, and belonged to the Diocese of Bourges. The church of the Holy Trinity relèvait of the Benedictine priory of Montet-aux-Moines. Here you can find an intriguing th-century painting of Flemish influence and another non-signed wooden canvas dating from the th century.
NOTRE-DAME CHURCH
Read moreThe church was built between the th and the early th century, before being reworked in the th century. It is linked to various architectural styles: Bourguignon, Faire and Berrichon. Strongly degraded, the monument will be restored in the th century. It was first granted to the cathedral of Saint-Etienne de Bourges, then to the Canons of Notre-Dame-de-Sales in the Berry in 1128, and then to the abbey of Saint-Menoux in 1145.
ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH
Read moreBuilt between the 4 th and th centuries, the monument, of Romanesque style, consists of a nave of spans with low rated, and a prominent transept. The fifth span preceding the apse is short and arched in cradle. The octagonal steeple of the 36 th century rises on the croisée at a height of metres high beyond the glacis. Like a few other church churches, the Saint Martin Church of Ygrande was classified as a historic monument in 1886.
NOTRE-DAME CHURCH
Read moreThe Romanesque church Notre-Dame was built in the late th century. The church was in the Middle Ages the oratory of a Benedictine community linked to Souvigny. The oldest part is western partrie, with a nave with 3 vessels. The central nave is littered with warheads, and the lower rated are covered by a quarter of round novels. In 1884, the church enjoyed restorations. The transept is rebuilt, as well as the sanctuary with 3 apses.
THE CHURCH OF ST. PLACID
Read moreThe monument was built in the late th century, in a style of late Romanesque period, and offers little ornamentations. Originally, the parish was called Sainte-Placide, and depended on the Diocese of Bourges. The church's history is, of course, closely linked to that of the village. To tell you, Saint-Fun has several names: Saint Plaisir, Saint Placidi, Saint Plaizoir, Saint Plesirs in 1343, and Bieudre under the Revolution.
THE CHURCH OF SAINT BARNABÉ
Read moreThis church, dedicated to Saint Barnabé, the patron of the parish, is very recent, since it was built in 1880 by the architect Moreau, replacing a building destroyed in 1878 because it fell in ruins. The monument has 3 vessels, without transepts, finished by apses. The bell tower opens onto a building in the long term and houses remnants of previous buildings. Two capitals of the old church are being reused in giant clams.
ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH
Read moreIt is believed that the church was built in the late th and early th centuries, at the location of a more ancient one. Its architecture is typically bourbonnais in a faire Romanesque style. Originally, the bell tower and arrow were in stone, but in 1804, following lightning, this boom collapsed, and then was replaced with a skirt structure, which still exists to date.
SAINT STEPHEN'S CHURCH
Read moreLike its neighbour of Buxières-les-Mines, this church is a Romanesque style and has been classified as a historic monument since July 12, 1886. It was built between th and th centuries by the Benedictine Benedictine. It was restored in the th century and works in the th century. Here you will find a collatéraux nave, a transept to orientées chapels, a choir that presents a alternance of curved bays, and an arc in mitre influence of influences.