What you'll hear inside Saint Victor Abbey:

• 1
  Saint-Victor Crypt

  The Cripta de Saint-Victor is a network of underground chapels housing an exceptional collection of early Christian sarcophagi dating from the 4th and 5th centuries.

• 2
  Saint-Mauront Chapel

  A chapel situated within a crypt that houses the sarcophagi of the Seven Sleepers, Saint Maurice and his companions.

• 3
  Isarn Chapel

  This modest chapel houses the remarkable 11th-century funerary stone of Abbot Isarn, along with several notable sarcophagi.

• 4
  Martyrium

  This modest Early Christian basilica stands over two 4th-century martyr tombs and houses the Black Virgin and the sarcophagus of Saint Cassian.

• 5
  Chapel of the Holy Sacrament

  The Capilla del Santo Sacramento houses a striking 5th-century marble altar adorned with doves and Christian iconography.

• 6
  Isarn Tower

  Tower of Isarn is an 11th-century fortified structure that serves as the principal entrance and gateway to the abbey.

• 7
  Sarcophagus of Abraham

  This striking fifth-century travertine sarcophagus housed the remains of a young woman and features carved reliefs depicting the sacrifice of Abraham and the healing of the blind man.

• 8
  Choir and High Altar

  The Choir was reconstructed by Pope Urban V and features Gothic vaulting.

• 9
  Tribune Organ

  A substantial pipe organ with 50 stops distributed across four manuals, rebuilt in 1975 on the foundation of the 19th-century instrument originally built by Augustin Zeiger.