Église Saint-Pierre de Périssac

Neo-Gothic church of the 19th century. This church, built on the site of an 11th century Romanesque church, was financed by a very important bequest from Guillaume Guillorit, former mayor of Périssac, Léo Courau, architect in Libourne, and M. Robert, entrepreneur in Guîtres.
The interior consists of three naves. The bell tower, which stands 45 m high, houses the bell named Marie-Anne. The furnishings, Gothic woodwork, stained glass windows and paintings of the sanctuary were made at the end of the 19th century thanks to the generosity of the parishioners.