In addition to the glazed-tiled roof of its bell tower, Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Church in Sainte-Agnès houses various remarkable liturgical objects. Among them stands a 16th-century gilded wooden tabernacle donated by Ignace Léotardi, Baron of Sainte-Agnès, to adorn the high altar. The church also comprises a 17th-century statue of Saint Agnès and numerous anonymous paintings from the painting school of Menton. Finally, two chandeliers from Monaco Cathedral were offered in 1971 by Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco to the church, the bells of which were electrified in 1966.