Chapels classified in Vienna

Chapelle
86300 Valdivienne

The chapel of Cubord, an ancient chapel classified as a Historic Monument, is located in Valdivienne, New Aquitaine. Its architecture reflects a local religious heritage preserved since the beginning of the twentieth century.

86600 Celle-Lévescault

The Chapel of Comblé, a Romanesque building of the 12th to 13th centuries at Celle-Lévescault in New Aquitaine, was a place of pilgrimage and worship dedicated to Saint Florance, with an adjacent priory dependent on the Abbey of Nouaillé.

Chapelle
86340 Nouaillé-Maupertuis

The chapel Notre-Dame de Monvinard, a religious building from the 13th to 14th centuries, dominates the Miosson valley in Nouaillé-Maupertuis, New Aquitaine. Classified as a historical monument, it bears witness to a Gallo-Roman and Carolingian past.

86210 Monthoiron

The chapel of Beauvais, a 15th century religious building, stands in Monthoiron, New Aquitaine. This classified cruciform monument illustrates the medieval sacred architecture of the region.

86190 Maillé

The chapel of Maillé, located in New Aquitaine, is a historic monument classified in 1947, remarkable for its low arch portal and its clovered windows, typical of local architecture.

86110 Mazeuil

The Mazeuil Funeral Chapel, built in the 19th century in Vienna, is a historical monument dedicated to the memory of the family of Marconnay. It houses a remarkable crypt and neoclassical architecture.

86000 Poitiers

The chapel of the Sacred Heart of the Feuillants, a neo-classical building of the early 19th century in Poitiers, was built by the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts on the plans of Pierre Couteault, heiress of a Cistercian convent dissolved in 1791.

86500 Jouhet

The chapel of Jouhet, a 15th century religious building, houses rare medieval frescoes. Located in New Aquitaine, it illustrates the legend of the Three Deaths and Three Vifs in a preserved setting.