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Churches in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

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180 churches in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Churches in La Ciotat
Notre-Dame de l'Assomption
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Ideally located in the heart of the pedestrian streets of downtown La Ciotat, overlooking the old port, Our Lady of the Assumptio
Churches in Cannes
Notre Dame de Bon Voyage
(1)
The beautiful Notre Dame de Bon Voyage church was built in the 16th century and is located next to the Palais des Festivals only a
Churches in Avignon
Churches in Six-Fours-les-Plages
Pépiole Chapel
(1)
Pépiole Chapel can be reached by car - parking is at the entrance. This small chapel is in an idyllic setting among olive groves,
Churches in Avignon
Chapel of the Franciscan
(2)
A small, discreet chapel at the exit of the old center of Avignon, towards the river. Franciscan Brothers arrived here in the twel
Churches in Avignon
Chapel of the Incarnado Verb
Built in the seventeenth century, the Chapel of the incarnate Verb is a beautiful historic building with a Baroque facade - it cea
Churches in Avignon
Couvent des Cordeliers
The Cordeliers were installed in Avignon in 1226, they were poor monks who begged for food, and were called Cordeliers because of
Churches in Toulon
Church of San Francisco de Paula
(2)
At first glance the silhouette of the church of Church of San Francisco de Pauladoes not attract your attention, its style is simp
Churches in Avignon
Churches in Saint-Tropez
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Churches in Avignon
Churches in Avignon
Churches in Manosque
Eglise Saint Sauveur
(1)
They say that this is one of the most beautifully decorated in bells in Provence - a pity, then, that the viewing angle makes it d
Churches in Marsella
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Churches in Avignon
Churches in Avignon
Churches in Avignon
Chapel Saint Charles
The old chapel of the convent of San Carlos de la Cruz was built by Jean Baptiste Franque in the early eighteenth century. There's
Churches in Avignon