Église Saint-Eusèbe

Auxerre Cathedral was mainly built between 1215 and 1233, on top of an 11th-century crypt, but construction continued until the 1540s when the Renaissance-style dome replacing the spire at the top of the completed tower was completed. The most outstanding features of the cathedral are the Gothic choir from the first half of the 13th century, the stained glass windows from the 13th and 14th centuries, the particularly artistic apse chapel and ambulatory, the portals with remarkable statuary, three large rose windows and other windows from the 16th century, the transept facades, the crypt and the medieval frescoes.

The Church of Saint-Modere is located in Saint-Moré and was built in the 16th century building on the site of an older church. The nave is vaulted with stone ogives, with ribs resting on engaged half-columns and flamboyant bays on a mullion. The bell tower is square. Inside there is an interesting painting that depicts the torture of the young Saint Moré.

The Church of Saint-Romain is located in Sépeaux (Saint-Romain-le-Preux), in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region. The building was originally a chapel connected to the monastery of Preux. The unique portal, dating from the twelfth century, is framed by two small columns and preceded by a caquetoire. Inside, among other interesting objects, is an 18th century painting and a wooden statue of Saint Eloi.