Building · Gassin
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Consolation
A Romanesque chapel of 1090, Gassin's first parish church, at the end of a 4 km path
The chapel dates from 1090 and was Gassin's parish church until the present church was built in 1558. Romanesque, of stone, long in plan with a barrel vault, it hosts a mass each year for the village feast of Saint Lawrence. A marked path of a little over four kilometres leads to it from the village; a Latin inscription from the tomb of a Roman sailor of the Forum Julii fleet was once used as its doorstep.
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Consolation is a building in Gassin. The bus stop Arrêt Montée Saint-Joseph (Gassin) is 200 m away (about 3 min on foot).
Nearby
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- GiftsUn Été à GassinGifts · Gassin268 m
- BuildingOffice de tourisme de GassinBuilding · Gassin288 m
- RestaurantLa CibouletteRestaurant · Gassin294 m
- RuinsMoulin de VillevieilleRuins · Gassin319 m
- Place of worshipÉglise Notre-Dame-del'AssomptionThe village church of 1558, built on the rock at the north gate of Gassin343 m
Sources
- Wikipédia (fr) : Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Consolation de Gassin
- OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)