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This church with its vividly coloured stained-glass windows houses one of Ligier Richier's major works, The Entombment. The sculpture, which has recently...Read more

Barst has its own "castle", an elegant mansion that was built for Joseph-Louis Polti. Now the renovated building houses a restaurant. (only outside)

The first abbey dedicated to Saint Paul was built in the 10th Century outside the city ramparts, on the spot where the sixth Bishop of Verdun, Paul, was...Read more

Composed of four main buildings enclosing a small courtyard, this house is one of the oldest civil constructions preserved in Saint-Mihiel, and more widely...Read more

Representing the Roman Goddess of Arts and Agriculture, for the fertility of the village's fields. Goddess of the city, protector of civilized life. It...Read more

Built on a rocky spur, Hattonchâtel was fortified in the ninth century by Hatton, bishop of Verdun who gave it its name. The citadel was destroyed in 1634...Read more

It was the political and economic hub of the city, which has kept its former arcades and was once the place for merchants. On the first arch, the oldest...Read more

11th-century Romanesque front door (tympanum with Christ in Glory). 12th-century church was completely renovated inside. Chancel presenting a harmonious...Read more

The abbey church dedicated to St. Michael contains the statue of the Virgin Mary Swooning by sculptor Ligier Richier. Also well worth seeing are the 80...Read more

The Chapter of the collegiate establishment, founded by James of Lorraine in 1254, got this church built, probably to replace an earlier church. The Gothic...Read more