JACOBIN CHURCH

This church was built in the ^13th century by Count Othon III of Burgundy and later by his sister Alix. All that remains of the Jacobin convent is the church. Completely renovated, it is now an exceptional jewel in the crown of France's religious heritage. Its nave, superb keystones and gigantic ^18th-century marble altarpiece form a harmonious whole. To find out more about the building, pick up a copy of the publication published by the dynamic Association des Jacobins, or contact the tourist office. A visit is a must.