Museo parrocchiale di Châtillon
Small museum of sacred art in the parish church of Châtillon, with liturgical objects, wooden statues and vestments from the 15th to 18th centuries.
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About the museum
The Châtillon parish museum is inside the parish church of Saints Peter and Paul, inaugurated in its present form in 1905. The parish is documented from the 12th century, but little remains of the medieval building.
The display area occupies a small space on the left side of the presbytery. Like other parish museums in the Aosta Valley, which began to be set up from the mid-1980s, it houses sacred objects and liturgical furnishings gathered over time in the sacristies and chapels of the community.
The collection includes liturgical goldwork, 15th-century wooden statues of saints and sacred vestments from the 16th to the 18th centuries.
Highlights
- Monstrance with a Gothic tempietto from the 16th century
- Silvered copper reliquary from the 15th century
- 15th-century wooden statues of saints
- Vestments from the 16th to 18th centuries
- Operated by
- Parrocchia di Châtillon
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The museum can be visited inside the parish church, on the left side of the presbytery. For information on visiting options, contact the parish or the tourist office. |
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