Eglise Saint-Jean de Cudos

The church was built on the initiative of Jeanne de Got, to replace the primitive church, too small, built in Conques. The building, fortified as the base of the bell tower shows, was rebuilt several times. In the 17th century, two aisles were added, separated from the nave by semicircular arches resting on octagonal pillars. The porch is then modified: the Gothic door is kept in the centre and two side portals are made in Renaissance style. In the middle of the 19th century, improvement work is undertaken and the addition of a bell tower is decided. Its construction, which began in 1859, was financed entirely by a local collection.
The church is listed in the supplementary inventory of Historical Monuments.