(11th - 16th centuries)
A masterpiece of 13th-century Gothic art of relatively modest dimensions but great elegance, this is the fifth church to be built on this exceptional urban site overlooking the River Yonne. The first three were destroyed by fire. The crypt and apsidal chapel remain from the Romanesque stone church built in the 11th century, which was demolished to make way for the Gothic edifice. The chapel is decorated with frescoes, including a rare depiction of Christ on horseback...