Churches, abbey
There are a large number of churches in Burgundian Bresse, differing from each other in their construction period, their Burgundian or Franc-Comtois influence, their belfry with a square, octagonal or even spiral shape (made of varnished tiles, stone, brick).
Most of them were built in the Romanesque style, with stone probably taken from the Côte Chalonnaise region or from the pink stone quarries in Préty. Bantanges and Sagy are two rare examples of Romanesque churches built with bricks.
A number of Gothic churches (Joudes, Sainte Croix en Bresse, Louhans) and Renaissance churches (Bellevesvre) can also be seen, many of which were re-built in the 18th century.
Most of them were built in the Romanesque style, with stone probably taken from the Côte Chalonnaise region or from the pink stone quarries in Préty. Bantanges and Sagy are two rare examples of Romanesque churches built with bricks.
A number of Gothic churches (Joudes, Sainte Croix en Bresse, Louhans) and Renaissance churches (Bellevesvre) can also be seen, many of which were re-built in the 18th century.
SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-EN-BRESSE
