Saint-Pancrace Church

Name: Saint-Pancrace Church
Address: Villar-Saint-Pancrace, 05100, FRANCE

Historic site and monument
Religious heritage
Church
Classified
15th C
16th C

05100 Villar-Saint-Pancrace

View of the exterior of the church and its openwork wooden bell tower - Villard-Saint-Pancrace - Izoard — ©C.LECORRE/OTHV

Sundial located on the south facade of the church of Villard-Saint-Pancrace - Izoard — ©C.LECORRE/OTHV

Entrance gate of the south facade of the church of Saint-Pancrace - Villard-Saint-Pancrace - Izoard — ©C.LECORRE/OTHV

Interior view of the central nave overlooking the painted wooden altarpiece - Villard-Saint-Pancrace - Izoard — ©C.LECORRE/OTHV

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The church of Saint-Pancrace, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, is beautifully crafted and has several peculiarities. It has a false portal on the west facade, located next to another portal used as an entrance to the church, and a wooden openwork bell tower.

The church of Saint-Pancrace is composed of a nave with two bays and a choir with a square plan, all covered by an ogive cross. Some veins of the vaults have head-shaped caps. Outside, the entrance to the church takes place to the west through a late door, while we find the original door on the south facade. The west door is flanked by a false gate above which there is a sundial.