HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Church with three-aisled nave, semicircular chevet, interesting rooms and stalls
Sainte-Croix church, dating back to the 10th century, has had an eventful history of destruction and restoration. Originally a collegiate church in the 12th century, it was later converted back into a simple church. Its distinctive features include an elongated floor plan, a nave with three naves, side chapels and a semicircular chevet. Inside, you'll discover some remarkable features: wooden stalls, rood screen, iconostasis, baptismal font and an organ restored in 2019. The building features both Gothic and Romanesque styles, reflecting the evolution of medieval architectural techniques.
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