Neoclassical Sardinian church destroyed during the French Revolution and rebuilt in 1827.
There is an ancient church in the hamlet of Cusy, the seat of the parish center. At the time, the church was dedicated to Notre-Dame, and belonged to the Abbey of Abondance.
During the French Revolution, the church, then served by the parish priest of Hermance, was burnt down and rebuilt in 1827 in the main town in a neo-classical Sardinian style.
An inscribed bell dating from 1566, donated to the parish in 1804, has been protected since 1942.
The church in Chens-sur-Léman is dedicated to Sainte Anne.
During the French Revolution, the church, then served by the parish priest of Hermance, was burnt down and rebuilt in 1827 in the main town in a neo-classical Sardinian style.
An inscribed bell dating from 1566, donated to the parish in 1804, has been protected since 1942.
The church in Chens-sur-Léman is dedicated to Sainte Anne.
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Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance
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Free access.
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All year 2025 - Open everyday
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