The church of Rossinière

The churches of the Pays-d'Enhaut symbolise the history of the region

Explore the village of Rossinière via the church and learn more about its history.

The Romanesque church was first mentioned in 1316, and was enlarged in 1645 after a hurricane destroyed part of it during the service, miraculously without any deaths or injuries.

Only the chancel and the choir are of medieval origin. The interior is equally remarkable.

During the last restoration, a wall painting of the bear, the symbol of Bern, was discovered under the whitewash.

The reformation was introduced when the Enahut region became Bernese.

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Free admission

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Mrs Sylvie Daenzer

+41(0)26 924 79 65

secretariat@cdaenzer.ch

By car

Car parks available: station car park | placette car park | large hall car park

By train

- Accessible by train on the MOB line (stop ‘Gare de Rossinière’).

Name	Pays-d'Enhaut Région - Point I
Location	Rossinière
Phone	+41 26 924 25 25
E-mail	info@pays-denhaut.ch
Accessibility	More information