📍 Bertholène
Église d'Ayrinhac, Commune de Bertholène
The village of Ayrinahc, planted at the foot of the Palanges, is proud of its beautiful church overhung by a bell tower.
It was, until the end of the 19th century, a parish church before Bertholène became one.
The Romanesque church was first dedicated to Saint Julien.
The presence of the Aubrac cross above the entrance door testifies to the distant past of the Ayrinhac priory, which depended on the Aubrac dômerie.
On the south side a triangular chapel with a dome vault.
The porch, which has been enlarged and closed, houses the tombstone of a mason.
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