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Eglise Saint-Martin - Arrest

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Church has a flint façade, above which stands a large and rather amusing bell tower: short, square and covered in slates, giving it a shimmering blue colour.
The massive door, right in the centre below a canopy, is certainly one of the earliest parts of this neo-Gothic church dating from the 12th and 13th centuries. There are some interesting elements, especially the high altar with its two larger-than-life size, Baroque statues (listed in 1912) and the Christ of Pity, carved from a single 90cm piece, in the late 16th century (listed in 1913).

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An unusual religious building in France with its naves shaped like upturned boat hulls. Its combination of Romanesque and Gothic architecture is rather puzzling for visitors who can admire the votive offerings left in the chapels by deep-sea fishermen.