Experts' Choice Award Collegiale de Saint Leonard de noblat
What the experts agree on
This 11th-century Romanesque church impresses with its striking bell tower and elegant arcading, housing the tomb of Saint Léonard with chains symbolizing his role as patron saint of prisoners.
“The former collegiate church cuts an impressive figure with its splendid bell tower...there is lovely arcading on each floor, and a 12C stone spire adds to the overall elegance. ”
– Michelin Guide
Lonely Planet "This 11th-century Romanesque church was once an important stop...inside, you'll find the tomb of Saint Léonard, above which hang chains, indicating his role as the patron saint of prisoners." Full review
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Note the local-style bell tower, which has four square stories surmounted by two octagonal stories.
