The Chapel of Saint Symphorien is a 12-century Romanesque chapel, built at the peak of the Provençal Romanesque style. It was no longer used as a parish church as of the 14th century due to its remote location. The era was full of dangers and people could no longer safely travel to the chapel.
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Chapel can only be seen during the European Heritage Days
This chapel was a Priory in the 12th century. The popes added it to the Charterhouse monastery in Bonpas. A beautiful example of pure Romanesque style, the peak of Provençal Romanesque architecutre. There is a single nave with 4 bays. Pointed barrel vault. The apse is a semi-dome inside and is 5-sided from the outside. The pillars in the apse are beautifully carved with two rows of acanthus leaves in the Roman style. There is also...
This chapel was a Priory in the 12th century. The popes added it to the Charterhouse monastery in Bonpas. A beautiful example of pure Romanesque style, the peak of Provençal Romanesque architecutre. There is a single nave with 4 bays. Pointed barrel vault. The apse is a semi-dome inside and is 5-sided from the outside. The pillars in the apse are beautifully carved with two rows of acanthus leaves in the Roman style. There is also...
