Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Larnas

Saint-Pierre is located a little outside Larnas, a hamlet with a population of about 200. It was erected in the first half of the 12th century, probably connected to the Benedictine abbey in Cruas (40kms north). Some spolia, reused here, may come from a carolingian church on the same place. The church had fallen in disrepair after the Revolution, but got renovated and rebuilt. Unfortunately it was locked.

Saint-Pierre is located a little outside Larnas, a hamlet with a population of about 200. It was erected in the first half of the 12th century, probably connected to the Benedictine abbey in Cruas (40kms north). Some spolia, reused here, may come from a carolingian church on the same place. The church had fallen in disrepair after the Revolution, but got renovated and rebuilt. Unfortunately it was locked.