Eglise Sainte Croix

Initially, the building took the form of a Greek cross, i.e. a cross with four branches, each ending in a semicircular apse.
Around the 15th or 16th century, the chapel of the Holy Sepulchre underwent the following modifications:
reconstruction of the central vault and supporting columns (Gothic style) ;
addition of a porch forming a façade to the northern apse. In the center, an ogival doorway has been walled up; 2 triangular columns, the tympanum of which is occupied by a beautiful shield, sculpted in relief; it is inscribed in a four-lobed rosette like those found on coins of the period;
lastly, an elegant arcaded bell tower, built over the apse opposite the porch and also stamped with the same coat of arms. It ends in a triangular gable, surmounted by a stone cross, decorated with flowers in the style of 16th-century rogatory crosses.

Themes

• Religious heritage
• Church