The church of Palaiseul was a branch of Heuilley-le-Grand. At the time, it was only a chapel donated in 1159 to the Chapter of Langres along with the church of Noidant-Chatenoy. This donation was confirmed in 1170 by a bull from Pope Alexander III. On the initiative of Abbé Paul Lemoine, the parish priest, Saint-Adrien church was completely rebuilt (with the exception of the sacristy) according to plans drawn up on 20 March 1885 by the architect Henry-Philibert Méot. The elongated building has a single nave with three bays, preceded by a tower-porch crowned by a square stone spire. The spire is framed at its base by two secondary chapels. The choir consists of a straight bay and a three-sided apse covered by a six-quarter rib vault. The sacristy, with its gable roof, backs onto the north wall of the choir.
Beautiful view.
"Free access all year round (outside only except for ceremonies)".
Eglise Saint-Adrien de Palaiseul
