Eglise Saint-Seine

In the heart of Corbigny, along the Anguison river, stands the church of Saint-Seine, built on the ruins of the first Corbigny parish sanctuary dating from 1134. It was consecrated in 1537 in the flamboyant gothic style and consists of a nave with a flat chevet and no transept, supported by round pillars without capitals.

The church also has three chapels, one of which has become the sacristy. Inside, there is a high altar in pink marble from the Abbey church in Corbigny, a carved wooden lectern in the Louis XV style (listed) from the former Carthusian monastery of Val-Saint-Georges, as well as 22 12th century choir stalls.