Église Notre-Dame de La Neuville de Corbie

The Notre-Dame de La Neuville church features a wooden vault interior, pointed arch windows with mullions, and a bell tower topped with a slate-covered spire.

Built between the late 15th and early 16th centuries, this church replaced an earlier structure and received monument historique classification in January 1895.

The tympanum displays intricate stone carvings depicting Jesus entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, created between 1515 and 1528 using stone from Vaux-sur-Somme quarries.

The church, located on Rue de Pont-Noyelles in Corbie, is currently undergoing restoration works that include roof repairs and interior protection of artifacts.

The church houses a 12th-century black stone baptismal font decorated with carved dragons and lions, originating from workshops in Tournai.

Location: Corbie

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Address: La Neuville sous Corbie

GPS coordinates: 49.90970,2.50806

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:07