Chapelle St Vincent

12th-century Romanesque chapel in the cemetery. The 19th-century stained glass windows (of little interest) were replaced in 2013 by monochrome glass blocks by Belgian artist Ann Véronica Janssens.

12th-century Romanesque chapel in the cemetery. The 19th-century stained glass windows (of little interest) were replaced in 2013 by monochrome glass blocks by Belgian artist Ann Véronica Janssens.
Chapelle St Vincent was a parish church until the end of the 15th century.
The chapel's interior is "bare", with little or no furniture apart from a 19th-century statue of the Immaculate Conception. Since 2013, the benches have been repainted beige to bring out the play of light in the stained glass windows.
Outside, there are a few stain marks, and insiders will be able to spot an ancient sundial next to the side door.
The chapel is used exclusively for funeral ceremonies and occasionally for exhibitions.