Overview

Free visit or guided tour with our greeter.

Romanesque church of the 13th century, listed in the Inventory of Historical Monuments, which has a beautiful Romanesque bell tower, and whose stained glass windows have been recently restored. It houses mostly classified movable objects. Three of them have been recently restored: the Christ in polychrome wood (16th century), the Saint-Sébastien altarpiece (17th century), listed in the Inventory of Historical Monuments and placed on a remarkable stone altar from the 13th century, the Saint-Martin altarpiece (17th century) on a wooden altar located in the chancel, also listed in the Inventory of MH. The church also houses the funerary slab of Sulpice Champion, Lord of Pierrefonds (17th century). A panel displayed in the church will present the history and heritage of the village.

Address
Rue de l'église - 02600 Soucy, Aisne, Hauts-de-France, France