Rating
4.8/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
John D. Thompson (5 years ago)
This magnificent architectural reminder of past times was started in the 11th century and completed in the 12th century. You'll notice that it lacks a nave - the large rectangular part of a church that houses the congregation. It collapsed in the 15th century and was never rebuilt. This church is central to the commune of St-Sulpice, as you'll notice by looking at the communal flag and the flower garden at the entrance to the commune off of Route 1.
This magnificent architectural reminder of past times was started in the 11th century and completed in the 12th century. You'll notice that it lacks a nave - the large rectangular part of a church that houses the congregation. It collapsed in the 15th century and was never rebuilt. This church is central to the commune of St-Sulpice, as you'll notice by looking at the communal flag and the flower garden at the entrance to the commune off of Route 1.
Hector Davie (5 years ago)
Architecturally fascinating and redolent of medieval times.
Architecturally fascinating and redolent of medieval times.
Koka Panchulidze (6 years ago)
Beautiful place, landscape, old church and public space with amazing view on lake Geneva.
Beautiful place, landscape, old church and public space with amazing view on lake Geneva.
