Chapelle des Angonnes

The Saint Hyppolite chapel is an ancient parish church was built in the middle of the 17th century. It is a structure presenting an amazing furniture suite of the 17th and 18th century. The master altar piece is a unique sample in the department of a small baroque altar in a rural style. It is classified as a historical monument and declared privileged altar by the Church. A reliquary in golden wood of the 18th century, also classified, contains Saint-François de Sales' relics. He is the journalists and writers patrons ; but he is also the patron of Saint Jeanne de Chantal who was the marchioness de Sévigné's grand mother.

The chapel is opened to the public during mass, during the patrimony days or on demand at the city hall for more than 10 people groups.

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The church of Saint Peter is also worth the visit. It is situated in the heart of the village of Brié and the typical dauphiné parsonage dating back from the 18th century has now become the headquarters of the city hall.