Église Saint-Pierre d'Habère-Lullin

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Église Saint-Pierre d'Habère-Lullin is a French Catholic church located in the Haute-Savoie department in the commune of Hamère-Lullin.

Location: The church Saint-Pierre is located in the commune of Hamère-Lullin in the French department of Haute-Savoie.

History: The early church is attested in a bubble of Pope Alexander III, dated February 1180. In 1781 the nave was destroyed by fire.

Description: In 1840, the church was enlarged in a Sardinian neoclassical style. The interior is Romanesque style with three naves of four spans separated by carrying pillars, without transept. The ceiling is arched with cracked warheads and adorned with paintings. The slightly disoriented and decentralized bedside is pierced by a unique window decorated inside by the fresco of the Annunciation.

The bedside has a 14th century fresco with the theme of the Annunciation classified as objects Historic Monuments in December 1906; An 18th-century bell is also classified as Historic Monuments in 1906; A painting depicting Saint Agathe and a second, a descent of the cross.