At the intersection with Rue de la Chapelle, on your left, stands the Saint-Christophe Chapel, a building that dates back to 1051 and has been classified since 1952. The chapel features a Romanesque nave and a choir from the 17th century. Damaged in 1944, it has nearly regained its original appearance following restoration work between 1969 and 1971. The interior still contains two funerary monuments, a massive altar, a confessional from the mid-19th century, and benches, particularly those at the front which are surrounded by a partition and were reserved for the lord's family.