Arliquet: the chapel and its park
The chapel of Arliquet is a negothic church built in the 19th century in brick, which contains a Virgin of Pity and a statue of Saint Clare from the 16th century. In the nave, there are four large shrines containing the relics of martyrs brought back from Rome in 1870.
Contemporary historiated stained-glass windows have replaced the 19th century glass windows.
Chapel of Arliquet
Gothic brick church built in the nineteenth century which contains a Pietà and a statue of St. Claire sixteenth century.
In the nave are four major shrines preserving relics of martyrs brought from Rome in 1870.
Storied contemporary stained glass windows have replaced the nineteenth century.
Stations of the Cross and the court separated by Aurence the river park.
Open every day from 8am to 12pm and from 14h to 19h (at dusk in winter).
Visits prohibited during religious services.
Accessibilty
Access for disabled visitors
Yes
Family friendly
Yes
Chapel of Arliquet
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