Saint Sauveur Chapel
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Description
Located on the right bank of the Vénéon, in the hamlet of Bourg d'Arud, this chapel was founded in 1686 by Sieur Jacques Rochette.
Founded in 1686, the chapel retains its original architecture despite the restoration of the walls (elevation), the sacristy (addition) and the relocation of the belfries.
The entrance portal is made of Tuff and has a wing-shaped architrave and a moulded entablature inspired by classical architecture.
The floor and walls are whitewashed. The nave has a vaulted and panelled ceiling and opens onto a deep vaulted choir lit by a window to the south.
Princing
Free access.