This medieval abbey town sits at 3,500 feet in France’s volcanic highlands (its “Dance of Death” fresco survived when others were destroyed)
The sacred sounds of Gregorian chants float through thousand-year-old stones as dawn breaks over one of France’s most magnificent hidden treasures. La Chaise-Dieu, meaning “House of God,” sits regally at 3,500 feet in the volcanic highlands of central France, yet only one in twenty French travelers can locate it on a map. This monastic village … Lire plus