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아베이와 수도원, 역사 중심지, 아르데코 건물, 나폴레옹 다리, 뱃짐 운반로, 카코르 운하 다리는 꼭 봐야 할 곳입니다. 모든 것을 걸어서 쉽게 둘러볼 수 있습니다. 모이삭은 특히 유네스코 세계 문화유산으로 지정된 아베이 덕분에 콤포스텔라 순례길의 주요 경유지입니다. 로마네스크 양식의 수도원과 조각된 팀파눔은 전 세계 순례자들에게 상징적인 장소입니다.

1808년 7월 29일, 나폴레옹 1세가 배다리를 건너 타른 강을 건너 모아삭에 도착했습니다. 종교 전쟁과 홍수 이후 이전 구조물들이 파괴되었고, 위험한 강 건넘은 나룻배로 이루어졌습니다. 공사는 신속하게 시작되었으나 제1제정의 몰락(1814년)과 함께 중단되었습니다. 1820년에 재개되어 1824년 12월 19일 마리 테레즈 다리(Pont Marie-Thérèse)의 준공으로 이어졌습니다. 이 다리는 루이 16세와 마리 앙투아네트의 딸인 도팽의 명예를 기리기 위해 명명되었으며, 그녀가 다리의 종석을 놓았다고 합니다. 마침내 1859년 나폴레옹 3세가 모아삭을 방문한 후 «나폴레옹 다리»(Pont Napoléon)가 되었습니다.

야외 공연장이 있었지만, 등산객이나 자전거 이용자를 위한 휴게소와 같은 기반 시설은 전혀 없었습니다.

Saint-Caprais Cathedral in Agen features several architectural peculiarities: its Romanesque apse is extended by a single-nave Gothic nave. Replacing an earlier wooden campanile, the current bell tower was built in 1835 at the initiative of Bishop Jean-Aimé de Levezou de Vezins and is unusual in that it consists of three Gothic stylistic elements (lancet Gothic, radiant Gothic, and flamboyant Gothic) curiously presented in reverse chronological order. A corbel composed according to this principle can still be seen in a corner of the north transept of Agen Cathedral. This corbel, in itself, is a small monument containing two large formerets and a long-span pointed arch. The paintings on the walls and ceilings depict the history of the arrival of Christianity in the region. A central role is given to the first martyrs of Agen. Other paintings are presented in series: the Evangelists, the Apostles, the patriarchs of the Jewish people (Abraham, Noah, etc.), the great kings of Israel, etc. The cathedral is much shorter than one might expect, judging by the size of the choir; indeed, political and financial difficulties greatly influenced the cathedral's final form. The painted decoration was entrusted to Jean-Louis Bézard, a painter from Toulouse who won the Prix de Rome in 1829. He completed the decoration of the chapel of the Hospice Saint-Jacques d'Agen, now the departmental hotel, in 1845, which has since disappeared. At the same time, he began painting the Chapel of the Virgin Mary in the cathedral. He continued decorating the cathedral until 1869. The choice of themes was made by the cathedral clergy and was the subject of debate between the painter and Abbé Deyche. For the decoration of the apse, the choice was made to depict the martyrdom of the saints of Agen. For the rest of the decoration, the paintings blend local themes and Marian iconography, the great figures of the Bible, the Old Testament, and the New Testament. Jean-Louis Bézard drew inspiration from the decoration of the Sicilian churches of Palermo and Montereale for the medallions of the arches of the transept crossing. The altar decoration: an altar cross and six candlesticks are listed as historical monuments. On the counter-façade, two statues: on the right, Saint Caprais, and on the left, Saint Stephen, by Louis Rochet. The main organ, built by organ builder Jean-Baptiste Stoltz, was featured at the 1855 World's Fair in Paris. According to legend, it was donated by Empress Eugenie in 1858 to Agen Cathedral, which until then had no instrument. It is the largest instrument in the Lot-et-Garonne department, with 45 stops spread over three manuals and a pedalboard. It has mechanical action. It is listed as a historic monument. The choir organ was built by organ builder Jules Magen in 1885 (15 stops over two manuals/pedalboard). It has been listed as a historic monument. Concert pianist and organist Jérôme Chabert has been its organist since 2002. He founded the Heures d'Orgue, an international festival held every summer in July and August on the cathedral's two organs.

Saint-Caprais Cathedral was built in the 12th century on the site of an episcopal basilica constructed in the 6th century, sacked by the Normans in 853 and then restored. Saint-Caprais Church is mentioned, along with Saint-Étienne Cathedral, in the will of Raymond, Lord of Toulouse, Marquis of Gothia, Count of Rouergue, Gévaudan, and Narbonne, who died in 961.[6] It was originally a collegiate church. Sacked again in December 1561 during the Wars of Religion, Saint-Caprais Collegiate Church became a fodder store in 1791 before being reopened in 1796 and becoming the official cathedral of Agen, following the destruction of the old Saint-Étienne Cathedral during the Revolution. It was elevated to the rank of cathedral in 1802. At the request of the Bishop of Agen, Jean-Aimé de Levezou de Vezins, the architect Gustave Bourrières[7] rebuilt the south façade, the bell tower, and the interior floors between 1838 and 1847.

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