Abbeys and Basilicas in Occitanie

Chemins de Compostelle - Voie de Toulouse ou d'Arles
31000 Toulouse

The Saint-Sernin Basilica of Toulouse, a masterpiece of southern Romanesque art, is an ancient 11th-century abbey in Occitanie. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it houses the relics of Saint Saturnin and was a major milestone on the way to Compostela.

Eglise de style classique
31000 Toulouse

The Notre-Dame-de-la-Dauride Basilica, a neo-classical building dating back to the 18th and 18th centuries in Toulouse, dominates the Garonne docks. Former Benedictine priory, it houses a black virgin and missing Paleo-Christian mosaics.

Eglise baroque
34000 Montpellier

The Basilica of Notre-Dame des Tables, an 18th-century baroque building in Montpellier, is the mother church of the city. Former Jesuit chapel, it houses a historic organ and remarkable works of art.

Basilique
34190 Brissac

Our Lady of Suc is a monument located in Brissac, Occitanie. Its history and period of construction remain to be specified, but it marks the local landscape.

Eglise gothique
11300 Limoux

The Basilica of Our Lady of Marceille, a 14th and 19th century southern Gothic building in Limoux (Occitanie), houses a venerated Black Virgin and a miraculous source, classified as a historical monument since 1948.

Eglise de style classique
34150 Aniane

The Saint-Sauveur Abbey of Aniane, an ancient Benedictine church of the 17th to 18th centuries, stands in the Hérault. This Maurist gem, classified as a historical monument, combines monastic architecture and religious history in Occitanie.

12450 Calmont

The Basilica Notre-Dame de Ceignac, located in Calmont, Aveyron, is a Marian shrine from the twelfth to the twentieth century, famous for its pilgrimages and architecture combining Romanesque and Gothic styles.

Abbatiale
30480 Cendras

The Abbey of Saint Martin de Cendras, an 11th century Romanesque building located in the Gard, is an ancient abbey church marked by fire and partial reconstruction.