Dating from around 1600, it is carved from local lava stone and bears the figure of a naive Christ, a simple yet expressive testimony to the popular religious art of yesteryear. Listed as a historic monument since 1986, the cross is open to visitors all year round, and makes a(…)
Dating from around 1600, it is carved from local lava stone and bears the figure of a naive Christ, a simple yet expressive testimony to the popular religious art of yesteryear. Listed as a historic monument since 1986, the cross is open to visitors all year round, and makes a charming stop-off point on the hiking trails around the village.
It’s an essential cultural stop-off for anyone wishing to explore the rural and spiritual heritage of the Sancy massif.