Chapelle Saint-Vincent de Saint-Laurent-d'Agny

The Saint-Vincent Chapel stands at 480 meters altitude on a hill, featuring a rectangular nave with barrel vaults and a quadrangular bell tower.

The chapel, mentioned in the Savigny cartulary during the 10th century, suffered damage in 1364 and received restoration following papal orders in 1365.

The chapel contains statues from different periods, including a 15th-century Notre Dame de Bonne Garde and a 17th-century Saint Vincent representation.

Visitors can reach the chapel through a 9-kilometer walking path, starting from the designated parking area at coordinates 45.6471, 4.6749.

The site reveals ancient Celtic worship traces through standing stones and cup-marked rocks, predating the current religious structure.

Location: Saint-Laurent-d'Agny

Architectural style: Romanesque art

GPS coordinates: 45.64710,4.67490

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:59