ÉGLISE SAINT GERMÉ DE GEZ
GEZ , Hautes-Pyrénées – Patrimonio cultural
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At the top of a hill, its oblong bell tower dominates the Argelès valley. Of Romanesque origin and cruciform with its two side chapels, it was reworked in the 17th and 18th centuries. The sacristy is behind the high altar. The lintel of the entrance door is marked 1611. The church is dedicated to Saint Germé.Inside, there is a small altarpiece of no great value. The four stained glass windows dated 1920, were offered by the LORET family.Sources : www.patrimoines-lourdes-gavarnie.fr Traduction automatique par DeepL via DATAtourisme
A moins de 30 min de l’arrêt de bus de ARGELES GAZOST – Sud !
