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	Châtel-St-Denis / Les Paccots » From church to chapels A walking path takes you “from church to chapels” to discover the religious heritage of Châtel-St-Denis / Les Paccots.

	Estavayer-le-Lac » The chapel of the Dominicans Built in 1319 but undergone through numerous transformations, the restoration finished in 1975. Visit of this place with high esteem...

	Fribourg » Church of Our Lady This Romanesque church, built at the end of the 12th century, has a framework covered in the Louis XVI style.

	Fribourg » Guided tour of the Cathedral vault In the St-Nicholas Cathedral vault, a lot of treasures are hidden… and as well some stories and legends to discover with its sacristan!

	Fribourg » St-Nicholas Cathedral According to legend, if its 74 m bell is unfinished it is because there was no money left. A jewel of Gothic architecture, the cathedral was built between 1283 and 1490.

	Fribourg » The chapels In Freiburg it has many small chapels. The most famous one is the Loretokapelle.

	Fribourg » The former Augustinian Monastery The former Augustinian Monastery is an important example of 13th century mendicant-order architecture and has splendid, more recent objects of art.

	Fribourg » The Franciscan Church an Monastery The Franciscan church, built in 1256, has a medieval interior of very high standing.

	Fribourg » The Maigrauge Church and Monastery Cistercian abbey with church built in the 13th century. Church open to all.

	Gruyères » Le Calvaire (Wayside Cross) This sixteenth century building is now an art gallery where a number of craftsmen come to exhibit their work, from Easter through to mid-October.

	Jaun » Cantorama The Cantorama, or House of Song, is established in the Romanesque church of Jaun (Bellegarde in French), which dates back to the 13th century. It bears witness to the incredible richness of choral art in Fribourg.

	Le Vully » Môtier Church The tower of the Church dates from the 11th century. It is built in the Romanesque style. The nave dates from the 15th century and is in the rural Gothic style.

	Payerne » The Abbey Church The Abbey is the biggest Roman church in Switzerland, it was build beginning of the year 1000 following a typical clunisian style.

	Romont » Collégiale Notre-Dame de l'Assomption The Gothic church in Romont has many stained-glass windows; the oldest date back to the beginning of the 14th century, while others date from the 16th, The 19th century is present in the chevet.

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A walking path takes you “from church to chapels” to discover the religious heritage of Châtel-St-Denis / Les Paccots.

Built in 1319 but undergone through numerous transformations, the restoration finished in 1975. Visit of this place with high esteem...

This Romanesque church, built at the end of the 12th century, has a framework covered in the Louis XVI style.

In the St-Nicholas Cathedral vault, a lot of treasures are hidden… and as well some stories and legends to discover with its sacristan!

According to legend, if its 74 m bell is unfinished it is because there was no money left. A jewel of Gothic architecture, the cathedral was built between 1283 and 1490.

In Freiburg it has many small chapels. The most famous one is the Loretokapelle.

The former Augustinian Monastery is an important example of 13th century mendicant-order architecture and has splendid, more recent objects of art.

The Franciscan church, built in 1256, has a medieval interior of very high standing.

Cistercian abbey with church built in the 13th century. Church open to all.

This sixteenth century building is now an art gallery where a number of craftsmen come to exhibit their work, from Easter through to mid-October.

The Cantorama, or House of Song, is established in the Romanesque church of Jaun (Bellegarde in French), which dates back to the 13th century. It bears witness to the incredible richness of choral art in Fribourg.

The tower of the Church dates from the 11th century. It is built in the Romanesque style. The nave dates from the 15th century and is in the rural Gothic style.

The Abbey is the biggest Roman church in Switzerland, it was build beginning of the year 1000 following a typical clunisian style.

The Gothic church in Romont has many stained-glass windows; the oldest date back to the beginning of the 14th century, while others date from the 16th, The 19th century is present in the chevet.