Kostoly v Périgueux

Historic Churches of Dordogne

This collection highlights the religious architecture of the Dordogne, centered on the UNESCO-listed Périgueux Cathedral with its iconic Byzantine-inspired domes. The list spans from the Romanesque and Gothic transition of Église Saint-Front in Grignols to the ruins of Chapelle Saint-Georges. These sites, including rural parish churches in Trémolat and La Douze, illustrate the evolution of ecclesiastical design and regional heritage across the French countryside.

Historic Churches of Dordogne — Mapa

A

Périgueux Cathedral

Périgueux Cathedral is a Catholic church located in the city of Périgueux, France. A cathedral since 1669, it is dedicated to Saint Front.

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B

Ancienne église Saint-Hilaire

Former Catholic church in Trémolat.

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C

Église Notre-Dame de la Nativité

Catholic church located in Beaupouyet.

D

Église Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul

Catholic church located in Sourzac.

E

Église Saint-Saturnin

Catholic church in Coutures, within the Dordogne department.

F

Collégiale Notre-Dame

Collegiate church and regional heritage site.

G

Chapelle Saint-Georges

Ruins of a historic chapel and place of worship.

H

Chapelle des Bois

Catholic chapel and regional heritage site.

I

Église Saint-Martin

Catholic church and regional heritage site.

J

Église Saint-Front

Romanesque and Gothic church located in Grignols.

K

Église Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens

Catholic church located in La Douze.