The Abbey of Saint-Victor is a former abbey that was founded in the 5th century.
It is named after the local soldier saint and martyr, Victor of Marseilles.
The entrance.
In 1794 the abbey was stripped of its treasures.
All that now remains of the abbey is the church of St. Victor, dedicated by Pope Benedict IX in 1040 and rebuilt in 1200.
Nave and choir.
The organ.
Entrance Chapel of the Saint Sacrament
Notre Dame de Sagesse.
Chapel of the Saint Sacrament.
Chapel of M’auront.
Sarcophagus of Julia Quintina.
Early Christian sanctuary
Chapel of Notre-Dame de confession.
Fluted altar
Ornament of the cross of Saint André.
At the left the tombs of the Saints Marcellin et Pierre.
Statue of St Victor.
The former sacristy was discovered in 1857 and contains epitaphs and sarcophagi.
Relics of Saint Cassien.
Choir.
Relics of Saint Victor.
Painting of Notre Dame de l’Expection.
Saint Antoine and the Sainte Teresa.