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Chapelle Saint Pierre in Vallis

Historic site and monument, Religious heritage, Chapel, listed in Roquebrune-sur-Argens
  • This 11th-century chapel is listed as a Historical Monument of regional interest.

  • Saint-Pierre chapel was already standing in 1043, when it belonged to the abbey of Saint-Victor. It was handed to Montmajour abbey by Bishop Bertrand I, then returned to the monks of Lérins by Count Béranger IV in 1094. It was given back to Montmajour for good in 1479, by Pope Sixtus IV.

    Its classic layout comprises a nave of 2 round-arched bays separated by transverse ribs, and a semicircular, quarter-sphere vaulted apse. Outside, to the right of the entrance, a large pointed-arch niche...
    Saint-Pierre chapel was already standing in 1043, when it belonged to the abbey of Saint-Victor. It was handed to Montmajour abbey by Bishop Bertrand I, then returned to the monks of Lérins by Count Béranger IV in 1094. It was given back to Montmajour for good in 1479, by Pope Sixtus IV.

    Its classic layout comprises a nave of 2 round-arched bays separated by transverse ribs, and a semicircular, quarter-sphere vaulted apse. Outside, to the right of the entrance, a large pointed-arch niche is embedded vertically in the wall. This is a tomb niche. It was used during funeral ceremonies to display the body.
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