SAINT-CHRISTOL CHURCH
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This church built at the end of the 14th century houses medieval discoidal steles.
Built at the end of the 14th century, this church replaced that of Saint-Christol, which had become too small. Partly dug into the rock, it was only later that its bell tower was rebuilt as it appears today. Inside, you can see medieval discoidal steles. These engraved stones are numerous on the Larzac and are the subject of studies, notably by Robert Aussibal, who was a specialist in the subject and who devoted several books to them. Recently embellished, the church contains gilded artworks and beautiful stained glass windows.
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Sa serait bien de faire une rampe pour les personnes handicapés. Merci