Chapels classified in the Limousin

Chapelle
19270 Donzenac

The Chapel of the Penitents of Donzenac, built between the 15th and 17th centuries, is a historic monument located in the fortified village of Donzenac in Corrèze, incorporating a defensive tower and a rectangular nave.

Chapelle
87360 Tersannes

The Plain Chapel, a religious building from the 12th to the 14th centuries in Tersannes (New Aquitaine), is distinguished by its medieval murals and its history linked to the Templars and then to the Augustins.

Chapelle gothique
23480 Saint-Michel-de-Veisse

The Notre-Dame de la Borne chapel, built in the early 16th century in Saint-Michel-de-Veisse (Creuse), is a Gothic sanctuary dedicated to the Virgin Mary, famous for its stained glass window of 1522 and its history linked to a seigneurial miracle.

Chapelle
19000 Tulle

The chapel of the Hospital of Tulle, a religious building of the eighteenth century, is distinguished by its circular plan and its facade decorated with pilasters. Located in Tulle, New Aquitaine, it was originally built for the nuns of the Visitation.

Chapelle romane
19220 Servières-le-Château

The chapel of Glény, a 12th century religious building in Servières-le-Château (Corrèze), is distinguished by its unique Romanesque architecture and restored choir, classified as Historic Monument in 1952.

Chapelle
23500 Felletin

The Blue Chapel of Felletin, a 15th century medieval building, is a two-span rectangular chapel located in the Creuse, marked by its history linked to the Blue Penitents and the local God-hotel.

Chapelle
23600 Toulx-Sainte-Croix

The chapel Saint-Martial of Toulx-Sainte-Croix, built in the 12th century, is a historical vestige located in the Creuse, in New Aquitaine, surrounded by an ancient necropolis.

Clocher-mur
19290 Peyrelevade

The Rat Chapel is a 17th-century Catholic chapel partially rebuilt in 1890, located in Peyrelevade in Corrèze, classified as a historical monument since 1927.