Chapelle Notre-Dame des Anges

Petite chapelle rurale située en bordure de route qui connut les aléas météorologiques, et une fréquentation plus ou moins importante au fil des siècles en fonction des événements qui sévirent dans la région.

500 metres from the village in the direction of Pertuis, this small building stands on a former 1st century Roman site. This chapel was most probably founded by the Saint-Victor Abbey in the 11th century and little remains of the original Priory, which was badly damaged by the Laval river floods. In the 12th and 13th century, the chapel even outshone the parish church. Abandoned in the 14th century, the building fell into ruin until parishioners returned in search of protection during the Plague in 1720.