The Tourism Office proposes a 1 hour walk tour through the city of La Ferté-Gaucher to discover the heritage strongly influenced by the christian religion.
Departure from the Tourism, Water and Environment House rue des Promenades.
- Take on the left, in the rue de Paris. Fork on the right, rue André Lefèvre, at the level of the Caisse d'Epargne.
- Go 100 meters up the street, you will meet one of the two basins of the town, symbol of urban esthetism, dating from the 15th century.
- 5 meters further you will discover the Church Saint Romain recently rebuilt and inaugurated in 2005.
Founded to replace an old convent depending on the abbey of Molesme, this church is dedicated to Saint Romain d'Antioche, soldier converted to Christian when he saws the martyr of the Roman deacon Laurent.
The parochial service began in 1133.
The architecture of the Church Saintt Romain combines Roman style of 12th century and Gothic style of the 15th and 16th centuries.
The crossing transept supported by four composite pillars kept four beautiful Roman capitals, one decorated of two lines of ovums, another of water leaves and the two sober and elegant rinceaux.
Napoleon III, offered to our church several stained glasses : one represents Saint Néopolus, the other Sainte Eugenia.