Church
major Vologne Valley, Notre Dame de Champ-le-Duc dominates the landscape far from its elegant silhouette and perfected over the centuries.
Built in the XII century on a place that would have housed a villa desired by Charlemagne when he came hunt, Notre Dame boasts a Romanesque style developed in spite of changes over the centuries. Inside the furniture is typical of the eighteenth century, as the organ (built in 1781), listed building alongside the church. Note also the presence of a baptismal font dating from the sixteenth century.
Review and corrected in the eighteenth century, the church has undergone major restoration after the Second World War. Since it is regularly maintained to provide its best face to the believers and the curious who want to visit.
A treasure of 8 centuries we contemplate.
More information:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/% C3% 89glise_Notre-Dame_de_Champ-le-Duc
http://www.art-roman.net/champleduc/champleduc.htm
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