The most beautiful religious buildings Champagne-Ardenne

A church of the Dominican Convent, built between 1703 and 1713, it became the parish church in 1792. She has kept very beautiful stalls and sculpted woodwork and other outstanding pieces of furniture - chair and organ - identified in the Historical Monuments Inventory. The convent is visible only from outside.

Classified as a historic monument. Reservation visits with Mr. Tailliart, 03 24 72 80 60. Beautiful church of the th century. To see: the elegant balustrade, the flower of the tower tower, the Renaissance sculptures and the paintings of the painter Wibault.

The church Saint-Michel is a neo-Gothic church; it was completed in 1903. His many stained glass windows evoke the monastic life of the former Cistercian Abbey and the deaths of the Great War. It is decorated with numerous panels in carved oak. As for its doors and candlesticks, it dates from the th century and comes from the ancient abbey, of which they are almost the only remains.

On the Montot coast, 2.5 km from the village was erected in 1857 Notre-Dame-de-la-Salette… This beautiful chapel, naive, simple, was built in the thanks of a miracle that cured Catherine Faivre in 1849 with a paralysis that she suffered for almost 20 years. After being bathed in the Salette waters, she recovered her legs. In addition, the village suffered in 1854 a cholera epidemic (which decimated the region of Chaumont and Langres) and the priest of Villars, Father Carticket, promised the Holy Virgin to dedicate a chapel if the village was spared. There were only a few victims. The village, persuaded to be under the sacred protection of the Virgin, then built its chapel. To see for the frame, the legend and the simple emotion released by the place or for the pilgrimage that is organized there.

Troyes has ten churches, but also an internationally renowned synagogue. Located in a narrow cobbled street, not far from the pedestrian streets, beyond your religious beliefs, it opens its doors to you by appointment. You can discover a monumental family tree, made of colourful stained glass. The study house of this oratory is also open to visitors, as is the library. Conferences are held, sometimes religious, but also on food methods for example. Feel free to explore the site. A good alternative to traditional visits.

The online tourist guide presents the Institut Universitaire Européen Rachi in Troyes. This university establishment offers a unique experience for visitors interested in the history of Troyes' Jewish community. In addition to its website, the Institute offers a virtual library where researchers and the curious can discover a vast collection of books. A virtual tour of the Rachi synagogue is also available, and information on how to organize a visit is provided. Maison Rachi also has an online store where visitors can purchase products.