The architecture of the chapel is simple and massive, with an openwork wooden bell tower and beautiful cross vaults. The façade, protected by wide eaves, is blind except for the entrance door framed by granite jambs. Often refurbished, this chapel has now lost its old décor for a more functional, streamlined presentation, brightened up by two colourful contemporary stained-glass windows.
- Historic site and monument
Chapel du Champel
About
The first chapel was built in 1661 by Pierre Rosset's family, but it soon fell into ruin and had to be rebuilt in 1700. It is dedicated to Notre Dame and Saint Barthélémy, one of Jesus' twelve apostles.
According to the Golden Legend, written in the 13th century, the latter was flayed alive.
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Free access.
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From 15/06 to 31/10, daily.
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Information update on 23/02/2024 by Office de Tourisme de Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc