The Saint-Nicolas Church in Neufchâteau is a Gothic architectural gem from the 15th and 16th centuries, dedicated to Saint-Nicolas, the patron saint of the Lorraine.
In addition to its beautiful sculpted façade and its colorful stained glass windows, it houses a special chapel in the basement.
This mysterious and intimate underground chapel adds a unique dimension to the building: it once served as a place of meditation and could have been used as a crypt or funeral chapel.
Its atmosphere marked by silence and spirituality makes it a discreet place of memory within the church, testifying to ancient religious practices and the importance of Saint-Nicolas in the history of Neufchâteau.
L'église repose sur une crypte fin XIIe.
Elle est construite sur le point le plus haut de la ville.
