Notre-Dame-de-Sabart chapel

The chapel is a Romanesque church rebuilt in 1104 on the site of a Carolingian church partly destroyed in 865. Three naves, two apses and an apse make up the building, which appears to be built on an ancient plan: square pillars, no columns or sculptures, square doors, etc. The façade features a few 11th-century granite stones, the rest of the facade-belfry copy dates from 1842 and the crenellated keep from 1870. This church has been served many times, and its proximity to the Sabart cave,...