Chapelle de Saint-Hermentaire, Draguignan

The Chapelle de Saint-Hermentaire is a chapel in Draguignan featuring a bell tower wall added in the 19th century, with walls that show evidence of different building phases. The structure displays Romanesque and Gothic influences visible in the facade and interior details.

The chapel was first built in the 11th century and underwent major changes across several centuries as construction techniques and styles evolved. The last significant modifications happened in the 17th century, with additional updates added during the 19th century.

The chapel serves as a place where the religious life of Draguignan's community continues, with its bell tower wall marking its identity in the townscape. The interior preserves furnishings that show the connection between local faith and the building itself.

The chapel sits along a country road that connects easily to Draguignan's main roads, making it accessible by car or on foot. It opens primarily during Heritage Days events but can be viewed from outside at other times.

The chapel preserves furnishings and objects that are classified as historical monuments in their own right. These protected pieces offer visitors a window into how the sacred space was actually used through the centuries.