Church of Saint-Antoine
The church of Fixin is the oldest Romanesque building on the Dijon coast. As early as 902, an oratory dedicated to St-Antoine stood here. The oldest part of this church is the great nave. One will notice on the north side the primitive door. The nave is lit by 4 small Romanesque windows and on the south side by a large window which was pierced late. The tower of the bell tower was partly built inside the nave. In 1720, the construction of a cul-de-four enlarged the sanctuary. The church was classified as a historical monument in 1912.
About this building
The nave (carpentry) is therefore the oldest part of the building. Its masonry can indeed indicate the 10th century. However, according to the most recent studies, it seems that this nave can be attributed to a construction phase at the beginning of the 11th century; lava roof and glazed Burgundy tiles on the bell tower.
