Saint-Sauveur Church

Castelsarrasin, France

The first mention of Saint-Sauveur Church in Castelsarrasin from 961 AD. The current brick Gothic style church was erected in 1254-1271 and it was enlarged around the year 1500.

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Founded: 1254-1271
Category: Religious sites in France
Historical period: Late Capetians (France)

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Bruno Roch (2 months ago)
Very beautiful church. Beautiful interior paintings
Marie-Claire GUILLAUMENQ (2 years ago)
A little flashback to my childhood. Castelsarrasin has become a very pretty little town, and the red brick church with its tower is very original and well maintained. The neighborhood is very pleasant ?
Sylvie Lafond (2 years ago)
Nothing to say, closed. Sad city, even if we were able to quench our thirst at the Café Chaud, pleasant welcome, only bistro open in the city center
jean paul Faucheux (4 years ago)
Very very beautiful church... What more can be said ? We can return without problems... And come there every Sunday.
jean-pierre medina (6 years ago)
Magnificent organ case. Also see the hunt containing the relics of Saint Alpinien. Remarkable pink marble altar. Period Furniture. Classified site.
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