Churches classified in Gers

Eglise fortifiée
32250 Montréal

The church of Saint-Philippe-et-Saint-Jacques de Montréal, built in 1300 in the Gers, is a partially fortified Gothic building marked by the Wars of Religion and restored in the 17th century. Ranked a historic monument in 1925, it dominates the medieval bastide of Montreal-du-Gers in Occitanie.

Clocher-mur
32100 Condom

Saint Germaine de Baradieu Church, built in the 11th and 12th centuries in Condom, is a historical Romanesque monument linked to medieval legend and monastic reconstruction.

Eglise
32230 Peyrusse-Vieille

The church of Saint Andrew of Peyrusse-Veille, religious building of the 11th and 12th centuries, stands in Gers in Occitanie. Its choir, southern chapel and Romanesque portal make it a remarkable medieval witness.

Eglise romane
32150 Cazaubon

The Saint-Pierre de Barbotan Church, built in the 1st quarter of the 16th century in Cazaubon (Occitanie), is a unique nave town gate, classified for its Renaissance portal and its history linked to local thermal baths.

Eglise gothique
32400 Bernède

The church of Saint-Leu de Bernède, a religious building of the 12th and 16th centuries, is distinguished by its carved bell tower and its vaulted chapels of warheads, located in Gers in Occitanie.

Eglise
32290 Aignan

The church of Saint-Jacques de Fromentas, a 15th century religious building in Aignan (Occitanie), is distinguished by its double nave and its altarpiece dedicated to Notre-Dame des Pains. Ranked historic monument in 1979.

Eglise
32290 Castelnavet

The church of Auban, a 12th-century Romanesque building in Castelnavet, Occitanie, illustrates the typical model of the Gersian rural churches with its carved porch and bell tower.

Eglise gothique
32110 Arblade-le-Haut

The church of Saint-Luperc de Loissan, located in Arblade-le-Haut in Occitanie, is a 13th-century Gothic church, rebuilt after the Hundred Years' War and rebuilt until the 18th century.