Things to see and do Liancourt-Saint-Pierre

On the right of the choir, one can see a statue of the holy. The stained glass windows represent Saint Pierre and Sainte Cécile, the musicians of the musicians. The th century dental Nave. There are the statues of Saint Antoine and Saint John-Baptiste. The steeple is the oldest part of the church. He sits on four big ogival arcades at the entrance of the choir. On the pillars, the statues of the Virgin Mary and Saint Peter can be seen.

The chapel of the Holy Virgin is a flamboyant ogival style built in the th century: It was the chapel of the lords of Liancourt, of which one of the members, Robert Ellman, was buried in 1579. It is lit by three windows with arcuate beams. The stained glass windows represent the handing over of the rosary to Saint Dominique by the Virgin Mary, the Annunciation by Angel Gabriel and the death of Saint Louis.

It is believed that the current building was raised in the th century. Its height is 26,40 metres and its total length is 30 metres. Around the altar, the statues of Saint Roch and the Holy Virgin have been there since the th century. The stained glass windows represent the marriage of the Virgin and its crowning by the Holy Trinity. The last reshuffle dates back to 1898, the choir's vault was replaced by a Gothic stone Arch.