Church treasures in and around Nexon

At once massive in its cubic form and modest in its touching simplicity. It was in this building, which once adjoined a Templar commandery and which m...

Founded close to the castle, the church had the castle's curacy as a branch. Parts of the Romanesque church have survived intact, and appear to date b...

As evidenced by the remains of mosaics and potsherds discovered in the mid-19th century, the church at Lageyrat was most likely built on the site of a...

This church was built in Lastours in 1488 on the site of the ancient motte castrale belonging to the Lastours family. There was a wooden castle, then...

Named Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens, the church was probably originally a private chapel on a rural estate, and later became a parish church by dismemberment...

This 15th-century church has undergone several modifications, probably as a result of looting and fire. Seen from the air, it doesn't have the traditi...

This parish church stands out for its square bell tower, an unusual shape that gives the building a massive appearance. This is a characteristic featu...

The local church was destroyed during the French Revolution, and a new one was commissioned in 1877, giving it a fairly contemporary appearance. Saint...

Under the patronage of Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens, Pageas church was rebuilt between 1449 and 1499, the previous church having been destroyed. On the outsi...

Founded in 1127, the church has a single nave with a five-sided choir. Each side is pierced by a semicircular bay. The entrance to the choir is flanke...

Partly Romanesque, the church features a beautiful 13th-century Limousin portal with three voussoirs, a bell tower-wall perpendicular to the nave with...

Les Cars church is a blend of architecture from different periods. The lower part of the chevet, its apses and the transept crossing appear to be the...