SAINT-ANATOILE CHURCH

Built on the site of a chapel dedicated to Saint Anatoile (a^5th-century Scottish hermit who retreated to the slopes of Mont Belin), this church was once a collegiate church, revealing the importance of Salins in the time of Jean de Chalon. It was during this period, in the ^13th century, that the present church was built in the Burgundian Gothic style. The facade is remarkable, with its Romanesque door flanked by two ^16th-century Gothic chapels. Also worth seeing are the ^16th-century stalls and the 1737 organ case. The forecourt also affords a fine view of Salins.