Église sainte Foy de Mirmande

The structure features a solid tower with twin openings and a thirteenth-century choir with ribbed vaults.

Built as an Augustinian priory chapel in 1124, the building became a parish church in the sixteenth century before its abandonment in the nineteenth century.

The venue hosts temporary exhibitions and concerts in its auditorium, adding to the cultural activities of the Drôme region.

Visitors can access the church free of charge by following Pine Road from the Reys de Saulce roundabout to the parking area.

Stained glass windows created by Henry Guerin in 2002 incorporate modern elements into this medieval structure.

Location: Mirmande

Architectural style: Romanesque art

Address: 13 Rue du Boulanger, 26270 Mirmande

Phone: +33475630390

Website: http://mirmande.org/fr/information/77010/eglise-st-foy

GPS coordinates: 44.69770,4.83693

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:40