Crypte Saint-Dagobert

GATEWAY TO THE OLD CHURCH OF SAINT-DAGOBERT: Stenay was a Merovingian royal residence, and one of its last kings, Dagobert II, was buried here. His tomb was located in the Saint Rémi chapel, later renamed the Saint Dagobert chapel. Unfortunately today, only the portal (primitive Gothic, 13th century) of this chapel has survived the ravages of time. Reassembled stone by stone, in a cellar converted into a crypt beneath the building at 3 place Raymond Poincaré in the town center, it has been preserved and enhanced by the Cercle Saint Dagobert II association.