5의 도마르탱 르콕가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Church of the twelfth century, rebuilt in the sixteenth century under the name of Saint Martin. Flamboyant west portal, statue of a bishop in the middle of the tympanum. The north side of the aisle was not raised. Several sixteenth-century statues, glazed tiles and some fragments of stained glass adorn the building.

Église Saint-Amand: The oldest part of the church, the north-east wall, dates from the 12th century. The rest of the building consists of numerous additions from the 16th century. The single-door portal is set in a rectangular loophole decorated with three coats of arms. It supports a bare tympanum surrounded by two archivolts, one of which has a plant decoration; A lightly braced gable rests on plinths outside the portal and rises above the whole.

The church was a branch of Donnement. Sanctuary and crusader of early Gothic art. The rest of the church dates from the 16th century. Church with a Latin cross plan; nave with 3 aisles and 3 bays; rectangular apse; bell tower at the crossing of the transept.

Church from the 16th and 18th century. The particularly dense and very regular timber frame construction and the impressive round arched naves give this building a unique appearance. this is a unique character. Carved stone cross. Statues, including a Virgin, 18th century

In front of the church there is a large old roof which shades a large square. There you will find a picnic area and a map of hikes in the region. The church is open to the public and you shouldn't miss it. The interior is magnificent! https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89glise_Saint-Pierre-%C3%A8s-Liens_de_Lesmont: It was built in the 13th century for part of the transept, the rest of the building dates from the 16th century. In the early days, it depended on the abbey of Montier-en-Der. It was then the possession of both the priest, the abbey of Basse-Fontaine and the lord of Lesmont who shared the tithes. On February 2, 1814, during the French campaign, Napoleon retreating towards Troyes after the battle of La Rothière, burned the bridge after the passage of his troops. During the battle, cannonballs fell on the church causing much damage and damaging the bell tower. Leaning abnormally and threatening to collapse on the church, it was dismantled in 1857. It was not until 1865 that it was rebuilt after redoing 2 pillars and 2 vaults. We took the opportunity to reinstall the 3 bells, two of which Fanie and Eugénie were recast and remade. The third, Marie Anne, has always been in good health since 1772. The roof of the bell tower was completely redone in 1925. Later, damaged by a storm, it was repaired in 1960. Then further damaged by lightning in 1992, the roof of these bells is completely redone, a lightning arrester is finally installed there. The church underwent significant restorations at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th.