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The Romont region boasts a wealth of luminous surprises. Historical and modern stained-glass windows adorn many buildings spread over magnificent scenery.
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Since the Middle Ages, pilgrims have gone to Berlens to implore the miraculous Virgin. The chapel stands on Romanesque foundations and was rebuilt in the 14th century.
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During restoration work, the famous sculpture of Jesus suffering on the cross, venerated at Grangettes since the end of the Middle Ages, was transported into the building.
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The Gothic church in Romont has many stained-glass windows; the oldest date back to the beginning of the 14th century, while others date from the 16th, The 19th century is present in the chevet.
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Restored in 1996, the church of the Cistercian monastery Fille-Dieu once again has its original 13th -14th century volumes. It was endowed with contemporary non-figurative stained-glass windows by the British artist Brian Clarke.
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