The Purity of the Saint-Firmin Chapel: A Place of Meditation 

Built in the 15th century, the Saint-Firmin chapel is distinguished by its sober and refined architecture, a true haven of peace dedicated to prayer. At that time, a large abbey dwelling was also erected in the gardens located to the east, but this building has now disappeared. The architecture of the chapel, inspired by Romanesque architecture, is characterized by a striking simplicity. Like the neighboring abbey church, it is striking for its absence of superfluous decorations. This purity of lines and forms creates an atmosphere conducive to meditation and contemplation.