Following the opening of the Chapelle sainte-Anne to the public in June 2025, the town is now offering visitors the chance to discover another of the village's religious buildings: the Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Miséricorde.
Dating back to the 17th century, it was dedicated to the Pénitents Noirs brotherhood, which cared for the sick.
Both chapels will be open to the public in the presence of an interpreter, and visitors will be given the necessary explanations. Whether it's the ex-voto in the chapel of Sainte-Anne or the altarpiece in the chapel of Misericorde, these visits will provide an opportunity to discover our village's rich heritage and brilliant history.
A brochure will be available at the entrance to both chapels and will be distributed at the tourist office.
Both chapels will be open to the public in the presence of an interpreter, and visitors will be given the necessary explanations. Whether it's the ex-voto in the chapel of Sainte-Anne or the altarpiece in the chapel of Misericorde, these visits will provide an opportunity to discover our village's rich heritage and brilliant history.
A brochure will be available at the entrance to both chapels and will be distributed at the tourist office.
