Basilique de la Visitation (Annecy)

The Basilique de la Visitation is a catholic church in Annecy built in the first half of the 20th century on a hill at the foot of the Semnoz, a prominent location that makes it visible from the whole city. The church houses the tombs of Saint François de Sales and Sainte Jeanne de Chantal.

Above, tomb of Sainte Jeanne de Chantal.

Above, tomb of Saint François de Sales.

Above, carillon keyboard in the bell tower. Usually, the bell tower is closed to visitors but during summer, there are a few carillon concerts when access is open.

Above, carillon concert with Raimundas Eimontas.

Above, view from the bell tower (halfway to the top).

Above, coming from the Old Town.

Above, view from the car park in front of the church.

Above, view of the Basilique from the promenade along the north shore of Lake Annecy. I often walk that path.

Above, in winter.

Above, in spring.

Above, the church seen from the Belvédère de la Grande Jeanne.

Above, from the Parc du Taillefer in Cran-Gévrier.

Above, at sunset, from the Petit port in Annecy-le-Vieux.

Above, at twilight.