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Church of Brommes

Free visit: the Church and its modifications – Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 6pm

Come discover exceptional modillions. The nave and the choir are covered by a barrel-shaped barrel and the apse, which has three sections on the outside, is arched like an oven. The triumphal arch falls on two detached columns with carved capitals. Outside, the sculpture of the capitals of the portal, the corbelets and the cornice of the apse, is very characteristic. The heads of men and animals are treated 'in the Assyrian style'. On the doubleau that precedes the choir rises a comb bell tower which seems Romanesque, but whose roof must date back to the 16th century. Access: From Mur-de-Barrez, take the direction of Raulhac, at the Côte Blanche, follow Brommes D79.

Contact: Mrs. Hibert : 05 65 66 06 37

Church of Mur-de-Barrez

Place de l'église 12600 - Mur-de-Barrez

Free visit – Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm and Sunday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Parish church dedicated to St. Thomas of Canterbury: - Romanesque capitals - Recumbent stone placed at the keystone of the first transept span - Baroque choir recently restored with a painting of the martyrdom by Thomas Beckett - Carved wooden pulpit from the 17th century - Jube of the seventeenth century closing the chapel of the baptismal funds. Building classified as a Historical Monument Access: by car, drop-off in front of the church for people with reduced mobility, parking advised at La Corette or Rue du Théron.

Contact: mairie.murdebarrez@gmail.com – 05 65 66 00 47

Informations Free.

Address
Place de l'église, 12600 Mur-de-Barrez, Aveyron, Occitanie, France