Built in the early twentieth century by the plans of the Prix-winning architect Alfred-Henri Recoura, the Basilica of the Visitation features a neo-Romanesque building, with a tower more than seventy meters high surmounted by a bronze cross at a height of Seven meters, the interior decoration contrasts with the simplicity of the exterior of the church, which contains columns made of blue Savoy marble, and the stained-glass windows tell the story of the founding saints of the visit.