The most beautiful religious buildings France

This church, with the oldest parts dating back to the th century, is a flamboyant Gothic style. It has interesting furniture, including the baptismal Renaissance font. The windows are in a flamboyant style. The first stone (square shape) stone was posed by François Premier. It has been the subject of historical monuments classification since 1862.

This th century building dominates the village, and the nave and the double transept date back to the th century. It houses a classified mural painting of 1519 and two Charme altarpieces of charm. Some of its stained glass windows are quite atypical. Don't forget to go to the Sainte-Beline chapel, a little a in the village, nestled in the herbs, it can allow you a pleasant stop. More pleasant, it is sure that Saint-Beline was beheaded because of the lack of yielding to the advances of the village lord!

It's the church of the old village now missing. Erected at the end of the xie, it was redesigned in the xive, then enlarged in the xviie just before the Old Puget was abandoned for the current plain village. Evidence of these many changes: its unusual architecture consisting of two neves ending each one by an abysmal abbey, and above all the double presence of the full-hanger and the warhead, symbols of two distinct eras. Today, it is listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments.

La Chapelle Neuve, whose name is related to the church, was erected in 1862 in parish but became common only in 1873. It is bordered to the north by the forest of Beffou. The village was built around a th century chapel. The choir shaped in a crypt continued by a very long underground, a few centuries ago. The choir can always be admired, but the underground no longer exists.

Built in the sixteenth century by Geoffroy de Pompadour, bishop of the Puy, this parish church of the country of Pompadour has undergone a second life since 2008 thanks to the work of André Brasilier, Rome's first grand prize of painting and host of Villa Médicis. A monumental contemporary fresco of 500 m ² covers the walls and the arch that have been redesigned and shimmered for the project. Colorful and colorful paintings of different blues take on the main themes of the Bible in scenes populated by animals (including the horse for which the city and the artist have a common passion). A decoration that attracts a lot of children, guided by the book-game offered by the tourist office (the question course can be done with the family). For 5 years, this renovation and creation work has brought together many companions including the artisans of the famous Paccard foundry for bells and the Limoges Vitrail Workshop. The 30-minute comment is complemented by the projection of a 40-min film that traces the stages of this restoration and shows the companions at work.