France is endowed with a diverse architectural heritage: from castles and cathedrals to typical villages and industrial monuments.
Our Lady of the heights
Perched on a hill in the Vosges, the discrete Ronchamp chapel, destroyed by German artillery during World War II, was rebuilt by the renowned architect Le Corbusier at the peak of his fame in 1954-1955. The white chapel is celebrated for its gentle curves, while inside, light wells and the beauty of its stained glass create an atmosphere conducive to contemplation.
