Chapels classified in the Somme

Architecture gothique flamboyant
80120 Rue

The chapel of the Holy Spirit of Rue, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, is a flamboyant Gothic gem located in Rue (Hauts-de-France), famous for its miraculous crucifix and its rich history of royal pilgrimage.

80200 Saint-Christ-Briost

The chapel of Briost, classified as a Historical Monument, is located in Saint Christ Briost in the Somme. This emblematic place dates from the beginning of the 20th century for its ranking.

Chapelle
80140 Frettecuisse

The Chapel of the Templars of Écoreau, built in the 12th century in Frettecuisse en Picardie, is a listed historical monument, witness to medieval religious architecture in the Hauts-de-France.

Chapelle gothique
80120 Rue

The chapel of the Hospice de Rue, built in 1186 in the Somme, is a listed historical monument, combining medieval and neo-Flamandian architecture, dedicated to the pilgrims of Compostela.

80100 Abbeville

Notre Dame de Willencourt Abbey, a former Cistercian abbey founded in the 12th century, was transferred to Abbeville (Somme) in 1662. Its remains, dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, have been protected as historical monuments since 1998.

80600 Doullens

The Maille-Lansorne Funeral Chapel, built in the early 19th century in Doullens, is a historic monument decorated with sculptures by Louis Duthoit, located in the old cemetery of the city.

80560 Mailly-Maillet

The tomb chapel of Mailly, built in the 18th century in Mailly-Maillet (Somme), is an octagonal funeral chapel classified as a historical monument, dedicated to the memory of Antoinette Cadot de Sebeville and housing the remains of John III de Mailly.

80360 Bouchavesnes-Bergen

The Chapelle du Souvenir Français, built in 1923 in Bouchavesnes-Bergen (Somme), is a memorial dedicated to soldiers who fell during the battles of Picardie (1914-1918), integrating historical stained glass windows and commemorative plaques.