Chapels classified in the Gard

30330 Tresques

The chapel of Saint-Pierre-de-Castres, a Romanesque building dating back to the 11th and 12th centuries, stands at Tresques (Gard), on the plateau of Lacau. Classified as a Historical Monument in 2020, it bears witness to the medieval occitane religious architecture with its unique nave and intact stone vault.

Chapelle baroque et classique
30220 Aigues-Mortes

The chapel of the White Penitents, built in the 17th century in Aigues-Mortes in Occitanie, is a listed historical monument, emblematic of the Camargue religious architecture and the brotherhood which founded it in 1625.

Art roman languedocien
30200 Vénéjan

The chapel Saint-Pierre de Venejan, built in the 12th century, is a Romanesque jewel isolated in the vineyards near the village of Venejan, in Occitanie. Its Lombard bedside and square bell tower make it an emblematic monument of the Gard.

Art roman languedocien
30210 Saint-Hilaire-d'Ozilhan

The chapel Saint-Étienne, a 12th century Romanesque building, stands isolated among the vineyards in Saint-Hilaire-d'Ozilhan in Occitanie. Former medieval priory, it combines pre-Roman remains and reuse of ancient materials.

Art roman languedocien
30290 Saint-Victor-la-Coste

The Notre-Dame de Mayran chapel, a Romanesque building dating from the 11th and 12th centuries, stands isolated near Saint-Victor-la-Coste in Occitanie, classified as a historical monument since 1980.

Chapelle
30300 Beaucaire

The chapel Saint-Pierre de Beaucaire, built around 1770, is an 18th-century historical monument located in Beaucaire, Occitanie, adjoining the church of Notre-Dame des Pommiers.

Chapelle romane
30300 Beaucaire

The chapel Saint-Louis de Beaucaire, built in the 13th century in the enclosure of the castle, is a modest Romanesque building located in Beaucaire, in the Gard, dedicated to Saint Louis.

Eglise néo-romane
30000 Nîmes

Sainte-Eugénie Chapel, a 10th-century Romanesque building in Nîmes, is the oldest still active church in the city, combining medieval architecture and 19th-century neo-Gothic elements.