In the department of Gironde church has Blesignac a XII century Romanesque nave and other items dating from more modern times. In the Croignon also XII century Romanesque, the ship was rebuilt in the sixteenth century and its bell tower and sacristy in 1857. It has a striking cross cemetery. In the Portets the present parish church was built in 1861 replacing the destroyed church that had been installed in the remains of the castle. Pérignac church XIV century and was partially destroyed in the eighteenth century to build a new ship and a facade. Romanesque building Floirac remains very little since its triumphal arch and its structure has some scenes showing capitals Daniel and the lions and the original Apple nineteenth century neo-gothic elements introduced. Twelfth-century church presented us Loubens , single vessel, that of Marcillac, call Vallon, beautiful and surrounded by a cemetery, that of Marimbault built on a Gallo-Roman villa that his ship only keeps rest XIV century paintings. Has a nice facade and fortified historic monument. Noaillan church is the former chapel of the castle and boasts a small footprint and a unique square apse shown on the outside and inside the semicircular XI century. The church of Pessac sur Dordogne has Romanesque foundation, consists of a nave and three streets that end in a semi-circular apse, and Podensac church is Gothic with successive additions. On the other hand, the church Merignac XII century and today is used as an exhibition by the local council. Barsac church has its origin in the eleventh century and was replaced by a fifteenth century church with a Latin cross. A richly carved front we find ourselves in the X century Romanesque church of Pertignas and was enlarged in the Gothic period. And in the Camino de Santiago of find Lacanau which was rebuilt in 1775. The church of La Teste de Buch XII century being the current of the seventeenth century. As we missing the old abbey church of Saint Vincent Bourg sur Gironde .
In the department of Pyrenees-Atlantiques church Lanus XVI century and restored in 1898. In the Semeacq Blachon sculptures include the bell tower of the twelfth century. XVI century building dating back to the church of Coarraze , being decommissioned in 1793. Arros of a Romanesque church and we also have Foundation another in Barzun. Of Igon stands on a promontory in the center of town surrounded at other times of the cemetery being the current sixteenth century. Espoey also the has a cemetery but this dates from around 1846. Of 1693 data of Escout as shown in the registration of a stone plaque at the entrance there. As was ruined in 1829, the year after the council decided to rebuild it in the center of town. Also in Boeil Bezing built in 1871 a new church which replaced a Romanesque church in ruins. There is also in Lacq Audejean . Aramits church nineteenth century from an old abbey and was demolished in 1880 which replaced the Roman style is Byzantine. In Baigts de Bearn the church is dedicated jointly to St Bartholomew . And of Baudreix replaced an old church demolished in 1858. We found a unique church typology of Bustince Iriberry XV century while that of Ciboure having a monumental interior has an octagonal tower of two stages only in the Basque Country . I must say that in the French Basque country the churches dedicated to San Vicente are called Bixintxo . Of Hendaye boasts a beautiful body and a crucifix of the thirteenth century while Irouleguy have an old church that now is a chapel which comes from the Middle Ages and was abandoned in the early twentieth century and the new one is built rather different. Nay church has a magnificent portico flamboyant Gothic style of the fifteenth century. Its great fire of 1543 only saved a cover of the twelfth century. Ustaritz church nineteenth century and has an avant-garde to be the first to cast iron used in the structure of its galleries. A small chapel we Osses dating from the seventeenth century, that of Salies de Bearn and the town of Saint Vincent dating from 1883. Of Briscous nineteenth century and the Estialescq was built in 1852. In Lucq de Bearn his church has its origins in a Benedictine monastery founded in the year 970 by the Count of Gascony . In the sixteenth century the monastery was a victim of the wars of religion. This church is a mixture of Romanesque and Renaissance elements completely restored in 1985. We also Lasseubetat church showing stone bell tower.
In the department of Dordogne , that of the church should Jalmoutiers a Benedictine priory built in the twelfth century. This compound has a rectangular nave with an oval dome that supports the bell tower was restored in the nineteenth century. Badefols church dedicated Dans conjunction with San Claudio and XII century. It was burned down in 1944 by the Division Brehmer. We also have a church in Connezac and the church of Saint Vincent de Cosse which is a twelfth-century building hidden behind a walnut tree on a side street near the cemetery. It was abandoned in the nineteenth century and is a local association that tries to restore it. The church of Saint Vincent South Isle XII century and has a Romanesque long nave with a choir under the dome in a defensive deck is entirely renovated. The church is Le Paluel XII century Romanesque and has a Latin cross plan. He holds a San Vicente and San Bartolomé a wooden altar. Wall has a tower and a cemetery attached.
