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Soiron boasts many well-preserved houses from the 17th and 18th centuries. Built from the local grayish-yellowish limestone, they contribute to the character of this charming village.

Built in 1738 in a striking, slender, vertical style, adapted to the narrow streets. Here too, a large cellar opening onto the street. Many houses of that period had one. This indicated an additional activity, such as a small forge in the cellars where nails were made, for which the village was also known. The cloth industry also took place in the large natural stone building with a courtyard across the street.

Church that was already mentioned in 1692. Except for the tower, it was destroyed in September 1692 and rebuilt in 1725.

Soiron's former public washhouse. A beautiful spot in the lowest part of the village on the Bola River, surrounded by natural stone houses.

In 1680, Denis Plousteur built a chapel on another site (Bois de Chêne) in gratitude for the release of his only son by the soldiers of Louis XIV. The chapel fell into ruin. Thanks to the generosity of Henri Montfort, the chapel was rebuilt in 1872 but on its current site. The statue of the Virgin Mary in the niche on the facade is still the original statue. In the chapel garden there is also an old crucifix by F. Desyer.

Neoclassical St. Alexander Church from 1853. Previously there was a chapel.

impressive and immense building for the small village of SOIRON, which this church dominates and embellishes.

SOIRON: old flowery stones, the whole village is superb and this building in particular...