The most beautiful religious buildings Lot-Et-Garonne

When you reach the lake below the village, you can clearly see the church of Saint-Etienne on your left, facing the château. It's the best view you'll have of Lauzun. The Gothic-style edifice has replaced a primitive Romanesque church, the remains of which can still be seen in the portal. Step inside to admire the magnificent 17th-century carved wooden altarpiece, high altar and pulpit, listed as historic monuments since 1910 and restored in early 2010. These furnishings are a true marvel.

Miramont-de-Guyenne has 2 churches. Sainte-Marie occupies one of the corners of the bastide's central square. It was built relatively recently (19th century), but underwent extensive restoration in the 1960s due to the risk of collapse. Its stained-glass windows, designed using the technique of glass slabs set in concrete, are a must-see.

Saint-Etienne de Beffery is located in an outlying hamlet. This 13th-century church features a beautifully painted vault depicting heaven with cherubs and a dove above them.