Religious Sites in The Midi-Pyrenees and Languedoc-Roussillon

Religious Sites in The Midi-Pyrénées and Languedoc-Roussillon

Name	Category	Location

Abbaye de St-Michel de Cuxa One of the gems of the Pyrénées, the medieval abbey's...	Religious Sites	Prades

Abbaye St-Martin du Canigou Visitors, tackling a steep, half-hour climb from the parking...	Religious Sites	Vernet-les-Bains

Ancienne Cathédrale St-Nazaire Rebuilt over several centuries after the sack of Béziers...	Religious Sites	Béziers

Basilique St-Sernin Toulouse's most famous landmark and the world's largest Romanesque...	Religious Sites	Toulouse

Cathédrale St-Étienne The cathedral was erected in stages between the 13th and the...	Religious Sites	Toulouse


Cathédrale St-Jean Note the frilly wrought-iron campanile and dramatic medieval...	Religious Sites	Perpignan

Cathédrale St-Just-et-St-Pasteur The town's former wealth is evinced by the 14th-century Cathédrale...	Religious Sites	Narbonne

Cathédrale St-Pierre After taking in the broad vistas of the Promenade de Peyrou...	Religious Sites	Montpellier

Cathédrale Ste-Cécile One of the most unusual and dazzling churches in France, the...	Religious Sites	Albi

Cloître St-Salvi From the central square and parking area in front of the Palais...	Religious Sites	Albi

Église de la Madeleine The heavily restored church, with its distinctive octagonal tower...	Religious Sites	Béziers

Église des Jacobins An extraordinary structure built in the 1230s for the Dominicans...	Religious Sites	Toulouse

Notre-Dame de la Dalbade Originally Sancta Maria de Ecclesia Alba, in Langue d'Oc (Ste-Marie...	Religious Sites	Toulouse

Notre-Dame de la Daurade Overlooking the Garonne is this 18th-century church. The name...	Religious Sites	Toulouse

Notre-Dame du Taur Built on the spot where St. Saturnin (or Sernin), the martyred...	Religious Sites	Toulouse

Notre-Dame-des-Anges At the end of Boulevard du Boramar is the 17th-century church...	Religious Sites	Collioure
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