Chapels classified in the Creuse

Romanesque Chapel
23450 Fresselines

The chapel Saint-Gilles des Forges, built in the 17th century in Fresseslines, New Aquitaine, is a modest religious building remarkable for its painted panelling and medieval history linked to monastic orders.

Gothic Chapel
23160 Azerables

The Gothic chapel of Azerables, a 15th century vestige, is a quadrilateral building located in the Creuse, the last witness of the castle of Montjouan.

Chapel
23500 Croze

The chapel of the Mas-Laurent, built in the 15th century, is a historic chapel originally located in Saint-Frion, and moved in 1886 to the park of the Château de Croze in New Aquitaine.

Clocher-wall
23400 Bourganeuf

The chapel of the Arrier, a 17th century religious building located in Bourganeuf en Creuse, combines medieval architecture and baroque restorations by the White Penitents. Ranked a historic monument in 1937, it now awaits a conversion.

Chapel
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.

Chapel
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.

Gothic Chapel
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.

Romanesque Chapel
23340 Gentioux-Pigerolles

The Church of St. Madeleine of Pallier, built in the 13th and 16th centuries in Gentioux-Pigrolles (Creuse), is a rural granite sanctuary linked to the Order of Malta and the Hospitallers, typical of the Millevaches plateau.