The region Provence - Alpes - Côte d'Azur the present church of St. Pons of Sur La Robine Galabre happened to an old church of San Vicente century XIII to be to Champoléon , also dedicated to San Roque , rebuilt in the nineteenth century. The chapel of Cucuron , which is annexed to the parish, is surrounded by a cemetery and was abandoned in 1620 and finally disappeared after being decommissioned and sold in the French Revolution. The former Benedictine priory Valreas XII century church and is now Our Lady of Nazareth . It has a statue of San Vicente on the pediment of its cover. Besides the shrine of Visan gives importance of the harvest in this area as a brotherhood was founded in 1475. This is a XII century Romanesque chapel restored in 1983. We also find a chapel, this time fortified Romanesque, in Saint Andiol XII century it was altered in the fourteenth century, a majestic Gothic dome. The Romanesque facade is the highlight of the church in Carniol Simiane La Rotonde. Baux de Provence in the church is the oldest building in the town with a rock-cut chapel in the twelfth century. It has magnificent stained glass with a facade Cistercians greatly modified in the nineteenth century. Also in Cabrieres D'Avignon Romanesque church has a semicircular apse and the tower is a square. XII century Romanesque also very upset but found the church of Cornillon found near a chapel of San Vicente XI century also built by monks near a necropolis of the first century BC in the Roquefort Bedoule have an old chapel in a state of neglect, different from Puy Saint Vincent showing frescoes narrating the life of San Vicente XV century. It was built under the influence of San Vicente Ferrer to preach here. A true eighteenth-century basilica with a world-renowned authority in the large building we Roquevaire . It also has a chapel which is the oldest Provence . Saint Vincent les Forts dating from the sixteenth century and has double apse. The present church of San Vicente de Peone built in 1761 on the basis of an ancient church of the eleventh century, has a baroque interior and exterior with a Greek cross and hexagonal cupola. Within an ancient fortified town church of Saint Vincent South Jabron XVI century and has a magnificent altarpiece of the seventeenth century Byzantine paintings accompanying. There is also another chapel in l'Argentiere la Bessée , isolated by mountains and Romanesque. In the region of Limousin we Meyssac church that is a XII century Romanesque church rebuilt in the fifteenth century and has a valuable faculty fortified.
In the Auvergne region of find Leotoing built in the twelfth century as part of a package of a castle, the chapel of Santa Catalina , a big house and the structure of a low ancient chorus. The Romanesque church dedicated Coltines conjunction with San Marcial XI century Romanesque remains. Pentagonal apse the outside and square inside. The church of Saint Vincent Area Haute Loire has a bell tower topped with pyramid. Fontanges of which was built in 1468 seven chapels are attached to the side walls but there are few vestiges of the old Romanesque church. Also XIII century Romanesque church is the Puy de Dome being its interior paintings of 1877 and being located in the walls of his castle. In Saint Flour have the old chapel of the monastery of the Dominicans or Jacobins. During the revolution the church was sold and, under the church, there was a water tank that fed the people in the Hundred Years War. Being Gothic, today is a place for exhibitions. Salers In the church of the late twelfth century was attached a chapel in the sixteenth century. Is an example of rural church in this area look archaic. We also have the beautiful church of S. Old Brioude XII and several volumes.
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