Chapelle Royale Notre Dame de Condat

Former chapel and only vestige of the Château de Condat, it is a building with a single nave in Gothic style. On the outside, the portal is surmounted by a Virgin and Child, while inside, the keystones represent the coat of arms of France, the Virgin and Child Jesus or an archbishop. The chapel is home to a 15th century stone Virgin and Child, classified as a historical monument. The chapel was entirely painted at the beginning of the 20th century. Miraculously, the presence of Viollet-Leduc in Bordeaux allowed him to offer paintings identical to those of the Sainte-Chapelle and to make it almost as famous as its Parisian big sister.

All year round for groups.
Only on Saturdays and Sunday afternoons in July and August.