Museum of Religious Arts

Built in 1896 in a neo-Gothic style at the initiative of Nicolas Herqué, this chapel stands on the heights of Fréland, specifically on the Rocher du Corbeau.

This rocky promontory offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding fields.

Since 1986, it has housed a museum dedicated to religious arts.

Restored in 1994, it now shares the space with a more recent chapel built nearby.

The old chapel is now used as a storage for firefighting equipment. To visit this historic site, an appointment is required.