The church of Saint Maurice is much more than just a religious building. Nestled on a rocky outcrop, it is an essential jewel of the architectural heritage. You will be immediately impressed by its imposing size, built in beautiful Caromb stone. With its impressive dimensions of 50 meters long, 18 meters wide and high, this church is one of the largest in Vaucluse, a real wonder listed historical monument. But what makes the church of Saint Maurice even more captivating is its sumptuous octagonal bell tower that magnifies the surrounding landscape and offers you a breathtaking view of the surroundings. The buttresses supporting the nave are also characteristic of the Romanesque churches of the region, testifying to the remarkable history and architecture of this period. The façade of the church also deserves your admiration. You will be amazed by the statue of Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, donated by the inhabitants of Caromb in 1721. In short, the Saint Maurice church is a heritage treasure worth a visit. Whether you are a lover of art, history or simply looking for architectural beauty, this building will seduce you. Do not miss the opportunity to discover this incredible mix of grandeur, decoration and history.
Parking around the church, rue Basse or parking de la Payanne