SAINT DIDIER D'ASFELD CHURCH

This church is quite surprising. Built at the end of the 17th century, in the Baroque style, it consists of a rotunda with a pentagonal layout and a vestibule-porch-bell. It responds to a very original plan in the shape of a viol. Entirely built of bricks, its architecture with colonnades, domes and domes is bold. No straight lines for this building. An extravagant shape designed by the architect François Romain, a Flemish Dominican monk, certainly under the orders of the Count of Avaux