Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Saint-Sanctin

The church Saint-Sanctin (aka Saint-Xantin) was part of a priory, when it got erected in the 12th century. Some building of the convent, dating to the 14th century, can still be seen, named "presbytère", and used by the parish. This double-headed creature guards the apse of the church.

The church Saint-Sanctin (aka Saint-Xantin) was part of a priory, when it got erected in the 12th century. Some building of the convent, dating to the 14th century, can still be seen, named "presbytère", and used by the parish. Two lions frighten the visitors from a capital of the nave.

The church Saint-Sanctin (aka Saint-Xantin) was part of a priory, when it got erected in the 12th century. Some building of the convent, dating to the 14th century, can still be seen, named "presbytère", and used by the parish.