Chapelle Notre-Dame de Lorette (groupes)
An exact replica of the Santa Casa de Loreto in Italy, today the chapel is at the heart of many legends. The association Les Amis de Lorette, which is working on its restoration, invites you to discover its history during a guided tour.
Built in 1651 by Duke Louis d'Arpajon, it was later home to a religious community before being looted and sold as national property during the French Revolution. The history of the chapel, closely linked to that of Sévérac, will give you a better understanding of the town and its castle.
And don't forget: from its hilltop, the chapel offers a superb view of Sévérac castle!
How to get there Located at the summit of Puech de Gudet, the chapel is only accessible on foot from Sévérac-le-Château. It's a 15-20 minute walk.
PMR: Car access is only permitted for the transport of people with mobility difficulties. Small trucks (not exceeding 3.5 tonnes) or a small coach (10 seats) can reach the summit.
Visits must be booked in advance with Les Amis de Lorette.
