Chapelle Saint-Apollinaire

The Chapelle Saint-Apollinaire is a historic chapel located in Puimoisson, France.

History

• The Chapelle Saint-Apollinaire's heritage status was officially recognized on June 2, 1976.

Architecture

The chapel was constructed in the early 20th century and features a unique blend of Art Nouveau and Gothic Revival styles.

• Its architectural design is attributed to an unknown artist, although notable features include intricate stone carvings and stunning stained-glass windows.

Location

The Chapelle Saint-Apollinaire is situated on Chemin de l'Aérodrome in Puimoisson, a town located in the north of France.

The chapel's coordinates are 43.8583° N, 6.1594° E.

Visiting Information

The opening hours for the Chapelle Saint-Apollinaire are not publicly available.

However, it is believed to be open during daylight hours and by appointment only.

Accessibility information is also limited, but visitors can contact local authorities for further assistance.

Notable Features

• The chapel's organ is a notable feature of its architecture.
• The chapel's bells are reportedly an important part of its heritage and cultural significance.

Heritage Status

As mentioned earlier, the Chapelle Saint-Apollinaire was officially recognized as a historic monument on June 2, 1976.

Its heritage status reflects its importance to local culture and history.

Notable Artworks or Relics

Unfortunately, no notable artworks or relics are documented for the Chapelle Saint-Apollinaire.