







Description
Saint-Pancrace d'Yvoire is a Catholic church dedicated to Saint Pancras, who was martyred in Rome in the 3rd century.
Listed as a Historic Monument, it's a must-see on any visit to the village.
Yvoire's church, dedicated to Saint Pancrace, probably dates back to the 11th century.
It has undergone several transformations.
The present steeple, built between 1856 and 1858, belongs to the line of bulbous steeples that characterized Savoyard religious architecture in the late 19th century.
Initially covered in tin-plated iron, the municipality planned to restore it in 1983 to combat rust.
Work began in 1989, when the bell tower was clad in F17 stainless steel. The cockerel and ball at the top are covered in gold leaf. The last gold beater in France is located in Excenevex (3 km from Yvoire).
Rates
Free access.
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Openings
All year
All year
Monday
at 10:30
Tuesday
at 10:30
Wednesday
at 10:30
Thursday
at 10:30
Friday
at 10:30
Saturday
at 10:30
Sunday
at 10:30
Location
Plan interactif : 1 lieux répertoriés.
- Lieu sans nom
Contact Church of Saint Pancrace
Spoken languages
Spoken languages

