Pénitents Gris Chapel

Pénitents Gris Chapel

About :

The first chapel was built around the 1400s on the spot of an ancient convent of monks known as The Cordeliers. It was later destroyed during the religious wars, and then rebuilt at the beginning of the 17th century. The chapel houses a primitive baroque-style altar; it is the work of Jean Sabatier, a sculptor from Montpellier, representing the Passion of Christ. 

Chapelle des Pénitents Gris

Contact infos

Address

Rue Rouget-de-l’Isle
30220 AIGUES-MORTES

Open

From 11/03 to 01/04: 14h30-17h30
From 02/04 to 30/09: 14h30-18h30
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Office de tourisme
Aigues-Mortes

Place Saint Louis - BP 23
30220 AIGUES-MORTES

+33(0)4 66 53 73 00

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