Saint-Maurice Parish Church

Historic site and monument
Religious heritage
Church

74300 Magland

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The current parish church was built in the 1830s, in a neoclassical style, and consecrated in 1844.

It benefited from a restoration in 1979. But it is a building that replaced another, from the end of the 17th century, which probably replaced another much older one. The bell tower, located to the left of the current entrance, dates from 1694. It is a vast building with three naves, separated by massive pillars cruciform, with cross vaults throughout. The church has three altarpieces in the neo-classical style. That of high altar however presents statues of baroque invoice. Perhaps a remnant of an old altarpiece? A granite holy water font, 1678, features the De Loche family coat of arms. It is classified at title of Historic Monuments.