Chapelle Saint-Louis

Known today as the Chapelle Saint-Louis, the chapel of Notre-Dame-la-Noire was first documented in 1233 at the heart of the medieval castle.

It once housed a famous "Black Madonna", the object of pilgrimages throughout the region. Its sober architecture hides an exceptional treasure: rare 13th-century frescoes, discovered in 1966, depicting the Ascension, the Crucifixion and a procession of kings on their way to Christ.

A discreet place, but steeped in history and spirituality.