Eglise Sainte-Madeleine

The Church of Péronne was passed, in the 10th century, to Cluny Abbey, where one of its deanships was established. The facade of the building is perhaps the oldest part with its “opus spicatum” (fish bones shaped). The bell tower was raised with an additional level in the 19th century. To see: two carved lintels (X° or XI° century) are embedded in the walls of the nave, one representing a cock and the other one two lions facing around a sacred tree.