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Saint-Emilion Monolithic Church, Saint-Emilion, France

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Saint-Emilion Monolithic Church Photo submitted by FT Editor
Saint-Emilion Monolithic Church Photo submitted by FT Editor
Saint-Emilion Monolithic Church Photo submitted by FT Editor

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Rating: 5

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GALLERY Saint-Emilion
Saint-Emilion, France 44° 53' 37.24'' N,
0° 9' 23.56'' W
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Churches / Cathedrals, Underground

"A privately owned church at the wine producing village of Saint-Emillion."

Saint-Emilion Monolithic Church was built in the 12^th century on a rock hillside, therefore part of it is underground. Its bell tower stands 53m high which can be spotted from far. You can take a tour for €7 at this privately owned church, in the wine producing village of Saint-Emilion. But you may not take pictures.

Note for the ladies: The church and the whole village of Saint-Emilion are not recommended if you are wearing high heels, as there are some steep paths.

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