List of Gothic brick structures in France

Distribution of Gothic brick buildings in France
(number per department)

The list of Gothic brick buildings in France is part of the Gothic brick building list , in which the entire European inventory of these buildings is listed as completely as possible. The only buildings included are those on which the brick appears somewhere or, in the case of muddy surfaces, at least the brick structure of the masonry is recognizable.

Scope:
This list contains 149 entries of buildings and building groups.

Background information:

• PA… = patrimoine architectural … = entry in the monument database of the French Ministry of Culture.
• P-Rhône-Alpes = entry in the monument database of the (former) Rhône-Alpes region
• For some buildings there is a link to the associated picture collection in Wikimedia Commons under “ (CC) ” .

Detailed distribution cards:

• Gothic brick buildings / distribution in France
• Gothic brick buildings / distribution in the Nord and Pas-de-Calais departments

Hauts-de-France with French Flanders

Number of buildings: 55

Department	place	building	construction time	Remarks	photo
North	Arnèke	Église Saint-Martin (CC)	End of the 12th century, 2nd half of the 16th century, 1610
	Bambecque	St. Omer Church (CC)	15th century	pale brique de sable
	Bergues	Belfry (CC)	14.-16. Century	Destroyed in 1944, reconstruction in 1961 with the tower room almost true to the original, but without the previously lush decor of the tower shaft
		St-Martin Church (CC)	restored at the end of the 16th century.	War destruction in 1558 and in World War II
	Bersée	Church of Saint-Étienne (St. Stefan) (CC)	1558, tower 1620	The nave is still Gothic, the tower is Renaissance
	Blaringhem	St-Martin Church (CC)	13th century	only brick tower and parts of the ship, pseudo-basilica
	Bourbourg	St. John the Baptist Church (CC)	Brick 16./17. Century	House stone choir, transept partly brick with layers of limestone
	Brouckerque	Saint-Omer Church (CC)
	Cappelle-Brouck	Jakobuskirche (CC)		gray brick: parts of the building made of brick, parts of stone, parts of alternating layers
	Douai	House of the Knights Templar (CC)	founded in 1155	changed in the 19th century
		Notre-Dame Church (CC)	12-15 Century	Brick vault caps and inside of the outer walls; Sandstone outer skin
	Dunkerque (Dunkirk)	Belfry of Dunkirk	1233	Mid-15th century. Increased
		Saint-Eloi Church (CC)	1450 and 1560	enlarged reconstruction after the fire of 1558
	Esquelbecq	Saint-Folquin Church (CC)	13-17 Century	today's decorative facade design not until 1610 (CC)
		Esquelbecq Castle (CC)	12th century	Changes in renovation from 1606
	Hazebrouck	Saint-Éloi Church (CC)	1432, tower 1512
	Hondschoote	Saint Vaast Church (CC)	15th century, tower 1513	pale yellow brick: "White Tower", is considered the most beautiful brick church tower in French Flanders; Newly replaced ship after fire
	Houtkerque	Antonius Church (CC)	1548, tower 1556
	Killem	Saint-Michel Church (CC)	16. u. 17th century
	Lille	Palais Rihour PA00107721	Gothic 1453–1472	The city of Rijsel (today: Lille) wanted to build in brick, Philip III. wished stone
	Lederzeele	Church of the Assumption (Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption) (CC)	16th century tower 17th century	yellow brick with layers of white limestone
	Lynde	Saint-Vaast Church (CC)	15th century (?)	three-aisled hall church, brick with field stone base
	Millam	Saint-Omer Church (CC)	15th century	pale brique de sable
	Morbecque	Saint-Firmin Church (CC)	11. u. 13th century
	Noordpeene	Village church (CC)	15./16. Century	Gothic tower made of yellow brick, the rest of the neo-Gothic tower made of red brick
	Oost-Cappel	St. Nicholas Church (CC)	17th century	Two-aisled hall church with parallel longitudinal roofs, only the northern nave made of brick
	Pitgam	Saint-Folquin Church (CC)	12th century, 1453, 1st half of the 17th century	Up to the lower edge of the windows made of house stone, above pale brick, partly with bands of limestone
	Quaëdypre	Saint-Omer Church (CC)	11th, 16th, 17th centuries	three-aisled hall church with parallel longitudinal roofs
	Rexpoëde	Saint-Omer Church (CC)		only partly medieval; Neo-Gothic tower with top
	Rubrouck	Saint-Sylvestre Church (CC) PA00107792	1532	brique de sable
		D'Oude Hofstee (ie "The Old Homestead")		mostly white, dormers neo-Gothic
	Saint-Georges-sur-l'Aa	St. George's Church (CC)	Beginning 13th century
	Saint-Jans-Cappel	Tower of St. John Baptist Church (CC)	1557	Gothic / Renaissance
	Samer	St-Martin Church (CC)	15./16. Century
	Socx	Saint-Léger Church (CC)	Tower 15./16. Century
	Stack	Saint-Omer Church (CC)		red brick and some stone
	Steenvoorde	St. Peters Church (CC)	15th century	1569 Repair of war damage
	Tourcoing	St-Christophe Church (CC)	Old stock 1525	Walls of the three western bays of both choir aisles of the church, which has otherwise been replaced in the neo-Gothic style, see Google Streetview
	Valenciennes	Saint-Gery Church (CC)	1st third of the 13th century	Parts of the longwall; Originally Abbey of the Recollettes ( Franciscans ); 19th century tower
		Maison du Prévôt (CC) PA00107870	1585, core older?	Gothic and Renaissance, stone and brick
	Volckerinckhove	Saint-Folquin Church (CC)	Gothic 16th century	Romanesque core 11th century, second nave around 1550
	Warhem	Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary (CC) , PA59000130	1st half of the 16th century, 1st half of the 17th century
	Wadding	Notre-Dame du Mont Abbey (CC) PA00107889	11-16 Century	ruin
		Saint-Gilles (St. Aegidius) Church (CC) , PA00107887	15th century
	West-Cappel	Saint-Sylvestre Church (CC) PA00107893 PA00107891 without construction period	15./16. Century
	Wormhout	St. Martin Church (CC) PA00107893	1547-1689 restored	pale brique de sable
Pas-de-Calais	Arras	House of the Three Leopards (CC)	1467
	Calais	Notre-Dame Church (CC)	13-16 Century	partly made of brick; further enlargement in the 17th century.
		La Tour du Guet (ie "The Watchtower") (CC) PA00108248	13th century	erected to monitor shipping on the Dover Strait
	Ham-en-Artois	Church of the Redeemer (Saint-Sauveur) (CC) PA00108301	1343 (12th - 17th centuries)	partly made of brick (CC)
	Hesdin	Notre-Dame Church (CC)	before 1554	Renaissance portal from 1585
	Zutkerque	St. Martin Church (CC)	Tower 1555	pale brick; Ship replaced in the 19th century
Somme	Amiens	Logis du Roi (CC) (King's Residence ) PA00116069	circa 1520	Flamboyant Gothic with brick
	Rambures	Château de Rambures PA00116225	15th century	Changes in the 18th and 19th century
Oise	Silly-Tillard	St Martin Church (CC) PA00114913	Brick beginning 16. Century	Tower and nave extension of a 13th century church.

Apart from the natural stone base of the tower, the town hall and belfry now differ so strongly and in fictitious details from their shape before the war destruction that the name reconstruction is incorrect.

Alsace

Department	place	building	construction time	Remarks	photo
Bas-Rhin	Strasbourg	Towers of the Ponts Couverts (CC)	1230-1250
Haut-Rhin	Colmar	Extended city wall ring (CC)	14th century	no sure style features; first wall ring 1216 under Emperor Friedrich II. not yet to be classified as Gothic

Île-de-France

Department	place	building	construction time	Remarks	photo
Paris		Maison de (home of) Jacques Cœur (CC) , 38-42 rue des Archives, 4th arrondissement	circa 1440	oldest brick building in Paris

Center-Val de Loire (Central France)

(Number of buildings: 15)

There is a small group of Gothic brick buildings in the region west and south of Orléans on the Loire . One is one of the most famous castles in France, but not because of its brick.

Department	place	building	construction time	Remarks	photo
Cher	Ainay-le-Vieil	Ainay-le-Vieil castle	1467-1510	Greatly changed in the 19th century, especially brick and stone courtyard side
	Le Noyer	Boucard Castle	14th century	large parts changed in the Renaissance; Gate construction with Gothic corner turrets made of brick
Eure-et-Loir	Villebon	Villebon Castle (CC)	14th century
Indre-et-Loire	Amboise	Clos Lucé Castle	15th century brick	500 m from Amboise Castle , last residence of Leonardo da Vinci ; historicist changes
	Luynes	Luynes Castle	Brick probably 15th century	later changes
	La Riche	Plessis-lès-Tours Castle PA00097942	15.-16. Century	Flamboyant Gothic with brick, heavily restored in the 19th and 20th centuries
	Vernou-sur-Brenne	Jallanges Castle PA00098281	Brick 1502-1517	Flamboyant Gothic with brick
Loir-et-Cher	Blois	Blois Castle	1440-1501	the wings of Charles VIII and Louis XII , flamboyant style and the beginning of the Brick-et-Pierre style
	Chaumont-sur-Tharonne	Church of St-Étienne (St. Stefan) (CC)	15th century
	Lassay-sur-Croisne	Château du Moulin	15th century
	Nouan-le-Fuzelier	Saint-Martin Church (CC)	16th century tower	13th century stone ship
	Saint-Viâtre	Saint-Viâtre Church (CC)	early 16th century	south facade of the transept
	Souvigny-en-Sologne	Saint-Martin Church (CC)	16th century	Western part of the ship
	Vouzon	Saint-Pierre Church (CC)	15.-16. Century	Tower: stone and brick mosaic
Loiret	Gien	Gien Castle	1494-1500	Gothic and Renaissance

Burgundy

- Duchy of Burgundy and Imperial Burgundy ( Franche-Comté ) In the Middle Ages, the Dukes of Burgundy ruled west of the Saône as vassals of France and east of the river the Free County of Burgundy as vassals of the Holy Roman Empire .

Department	place	building	construction time	Remarks	photo
Côte-d'Or department	Citeaux Abbey	Library	1260-1509	Abbey founded in 1098, mother of all Cistercian monasteries ; Outer walls with glazed brick mosaics
Saône-et-Loire	Louhans	Saint-Pierre (St. Petri) Church (CC)	14th century brick
	Mervans	Saint-Maurice Church (CC)	14th century	apart from the tower, replaced in the 19th century

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

- between Burgundy and Languedoc -

(Number of buildings: 8)

Department	place	building	construction time	Remarks	photo
Ain	Bâgé-la-Ville	Aigrefeuille Chapel (CC)	around 1200
	Ambérieux-en-Dombes	Château (castle) (CC) PA00116290	15th century
	Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne	Saint-André church (CC)	1273
		Lock (CC)	11-15 Century	ruin
Isère , part of the historic Dauphiné	Grenoble	Notre Dame Cathedral (CC) , PA00117178	13th century	Pointed arched rib vaults and the Romanesque brick bell tower
		Collégiale (collegiate church) Saint-André (CC) , PA00117181	13-15 Century	Romanesque and Gothic, brick only faced with marble around the entrance
Loire , historical province of Forez	Sainte-Agathe-la-Bouteresse	Church of the Bonlieu Abbey P-Rhône-Alpes IA2000642	12-14 Century	only partly brick, today used as an agricultural building	Google maps aerial view
Rhône	Charentay	Château d'Arginy (CC) PA00117732	4th Vt. 12th century, 4th vt. 15th century, 1st vt. 16th century

Occitania

- with the brick region around Toulouse -

(Number of buildings: 55)

Department	place	building	construction time	Remarks	photo
Ariège	Pamiers	Saint-Antonin Cathedral (CC)		not fully restored until 1689 after damage in the religious war
		Notre-Dame-du-Camp Church (CC)	1343, 1466	Erected on the basis of a previous Romanesque building (portal from the 12th century), later restorations in 1672, 1769, 1773
		Tour des Cordeliers ( Franciscan Tower) ( CC)	15./16. Century
		Tour de l'hôtel des Monnaies (i.e. Tower of the Mint ) (CC)	15./16. Century
Gers	Aignan	Saint-Jacques de Fromentas Church (CC) PA00094697	15th century	Brick facade and parts of the west facade
	Gimont	Church ND-de-l'Assomption (Assumption of Mary) (CC)	14./15. Century
	Lombez	Sainte-Marie Cathedral (CC) PA00094844	14./15. Century
	Puycasquier	Village Church (CC) PA00094896	14th century	later changes
	Saint-Christaud	Saint-Christophe Church (CC) PA00094911	12. u. 14th century	Romanesque and Gothic parts in brick
	Simorre , Cant. Val de Save , Arr. Also	Notre-Dame Church (CC) PA00094932	1309
	Toujouse	(CC) PA00094953	Gothic 14th century	Changes in the 16th century
Haute-Garonne	Toulouse	Saint-Etienne Cathedral (CC)	Gothic from 1272
		Couvent des Cordeliers (i.e. Franciscan Monastery ) (CC)	13-15 Century	ruin today
		Jacobin Convent (CC)	13-14 Century	one of the highest hall churches, two aisles
		Saint-Nicolas Church (CC)	Gothic around 1300
		Notre-Dame du Taur (CC) PA00094521	14th century
		Notre-Dame de la Dalbade (CC) PA00094518	1503, 1535
		Hôtel Vinhas Rue des Tempnniers 7 ♁			Google Streetview
		15 Rue Croix-Baragnon (CC) PA00094618	14. u. 17th century	contrary to the common name “maison romano-gothique” did not begin in the Romanesque period
		Rue Croix-Baragnon 19, Hotel Bonnefoy (CC)		changed greatly
	Auterive	Saint-Paul Church (CC)	13th, 14th, 16th ... 18th century
	Daux	Saint-Barthélémy Church (CC)	14th
	Grenade	Church ND de l'Assomption (Assumption of Mary) (CC)	14th century
	Villefranche-de-Lauragais	Church ND de l'Assomption (Assumption of Mary) (CC)	1262
Lot	Cahors	Saint-Barthélémy Church (CC) PA00054000	14th century	Tower above the church roof mostly made of brick, the rest of the church in Haustein, some parts not completed until the middle of the 15th century
		Ancien cuvier du Chapître (Old Chapter House ) (CC) [3]	13./14. Century
		Town houses and patrician houses	15th century u. older	Hotel de Roaldès (CC) Hotel d'Issala (CC) PA00095013 House Quéval (CC) (Cahors) PA00095014
		Barbecane (city fortifications) (CC) PA00095029	probably 15th century	Upper floors of the two defense towers
Camouflage	Albi	Saint-Cecile Cathedral (CC)	1282-1383 (-1492)
		Palais de la Berbie	15-17 Century	in the Cité Épiscopale (Episcopal City / District) (CC)
		Saint-Salvy Church (CC) PA00095457	Initially Romanesque house installation, Gothic extension in brick 15th century.
	Belcastel	Saint-Étienne Church (CC) PA00095488	Gothic 1524	Long uncovered and misappropriated, only completed in the 19th century
	Gaillac	Saint-Michel Abbey (CC)	Gothic from 1273
		Église Saint-Pierre (CC)	1308-1376 et al. 15th century
	Lavaur	Saint-Alain Cathedral (CC) PA00095584	late Gothic 1469–1497
		Saint-Francois Church (CC) PA00095585	14th century
	Lisle-sur-Tarn	Notre-Dame de la Jonquière Church (CC) PA00095592	13. u. 14th century
	Montgey	former Saint-Barthélemy Church (CC) PA00095609	15th century	Ship restored in the 16th century
	Rabastens	Notre-Dame-du-Bourg Church PA00095621 (CC)	14th century
Tarn-et-Garonne	Aucamville	Eglise Saint-Martin (CC) PA00095677	Brick portal 13th century	rest of the church in 1527 and later
	Beaumont-de-Lomagne	Church ND de l'Assomption (Assumption of Mary) (CC)	14th century
	Castelsarrasin	Saint-Sauveur Church (CC) PA82000006	13. u. 15th century	Changes in the 19th century
	Caussade	Church N.-D. de l'Assomption (CC) PA00095728	15th century tower	Remaining church from the 14th century replaced in the 19th century
		Maison de la Taverne (CC) PA00095729	13th century
		Tour d'Arlet (CC) PA00095731	around 1270
	Finhan	Saint-Martin Church (CC)	from around 1240	Burned down in the religious war in 1573, restoration 1606–1622
	Moissac	Moissac Abbey PA00095788 , IA00040048	11-15 Century	Gothic parts of the nave of brick, Gothic cloister of brick with columns and capitals of stone, the church in 1520 renewed Choir Renaissance, closely Benedictine 1048-1466 with Cluny connected
	Montauban	Église Saint-Jacques (CC)	13. u. 17th century	after war damage of 1561 and 1621, restored slightly changed from 1229 onwards
	Montricoux	Saint-Pierre Church (CC) PA00095845	Turmober- bullet 15/16. Century	rest of the church 12./13. Century
	Negrepelisse	Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens (St. Peter in Banden) Church (CC) PA82000008	15th century tower	Portal also 15th century, after war destruction, the rest of the church 1645 ff.
	Pommevic	Saint-Denis Church (CC) PA00095852	Bell tower beg. 14th century	Enlargement of a first consecrated in 1052, but mostly in the 12th and 13th centuries. Church built from stone in the 13th century
	Saint-Porquier	Saint Clair Church (CC) PA00095886	16th century	Tower until 1615; except for the walls and tower plastered
	Saint-Sardos	Saint-Michel Church (CC) PA00095887	14th century
Pyrénées-Orientales ( Roussillon )	Perpignan	Castillet / Castellet (CC)	1368
		Perpignan Cathedral	14.– Beg. 16th century	some window frames and decorative arches made of brick

(*) “Church of the Assumption” = Église Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

(Number of buildings: 10)

Department	place	building	construction time	Remarks	photo
Country	Aire-sur-l'Adour	Cathedral PA00083917	14. u. 16th century	West facade with brick strips
		Eglise Sainte-Quitterie du Mas d'Aire (CC) PA00083918	11.– 12. – 14. -18. Century	Romanesque and Gothic, inside Baroque, upper parts in brick; Upper floors of the tower correspond to Gothique Toulousain
	Duhort-Bachen	Château du Lau (CC)	15th century	19th century extensions
	Hontanx	La Bastide (CC) PA00083956	1331	also used as a church tower since 1860
	Mimizan	Mimizan Priory Bell Tower (CC) PA00083973	12th - 1st V. 13th century	probably at least temporarily plastered
	Montégut	Eglise Saint-Laurent (CC) PA40000037	15th century	some exterior wall areas in brick
	Sorde-l'Abbaye	Saint-Jean de Sorde Abbey IA40000279	11th century ff., Vault 14th century	Banding in the lower part of the facade and vault ribs made of brick
	Villeneuve-de-Marsan	Saint-Hippolyte Church (CC)	14th century	later changes
Pyrénées-Atlantiques	Montaner	Montaner Castle	14th century	Béarn border castle
	Morlanne	Château de Morlanne (CC)	14th century

Web links

• Persée 160-1 (2002) pp. 11-25: Maxime Werlé, Maurice Seiller, Une résidence aristocratique médiévale à Strasbourg: la maison des chevaliers from Westhus on the Westhus house and other patrician houses made of plastered brick in Strasbourg

Individual evidence

1. ↑ SAF info Arnèke
2. ↑ http://www.guide-tourisme-france.com/VISITER/eglise-saint-omer--bambecque-31237.htm
   SAF pictures Bambecque
3. ↑ www.beffrois.com: Bergues - historique
4. ↑ Ville de Bergues - Eglise Saint-Martin
5. ↑ www.pss-archi.eu - Église Saint-Étienne (Bersée)
6. ↑ LES FLAMANDS DE FRANCE. Les églises flamandes de France (PDF).
7. ↑ Ministère de la Culture (France), Médiathèque de l'architecture et du patrimoine, Blaringhem - église Saint-Martin - buffet d'orgue, tribune d'orgue, vue générale
8. ↑ Cappelle-Brouck ( Memento of June 18, 2018 in the Internet Archive ), Office de Tourisme de Watten
9. ↑ www.beffrois.com: Beffroi de Dunkerque (Saint-Eloi)
10. ↑ Telephone inquiries with the municipality: Archived copy ( memento of the original from August 15, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. → [phone] 
11. ↑ http://www.hondschoote.fr/patrimoine-tourisme/patrimoine/eglise-saint-vaast
12. ↑ Territoire de Coopération - Gebiedsgerichte Samenwerking - Terco - Église (hallekerque) Saint-Michel, Killem
13. ↑ Communauté de Communes des Hauts de Flandre (PDF) → 2nd page: Histoire de nos Communes - about Killem and Leederzele
14. ↑ Église Saint-Vaast de Lynde: The rood screen from the 15th century ( [1] ) and the material distribution of the walls with field stone and different bricks suggest a construction period in the 15th century or earlier. A receipt is pending.
15. ↑ Par La Voix du Nord | Publié le 16/08/2014, Retables de Flandre: visite des églises de Millam et de Wormhout, ce dimanche
16. ↑ CAUE Nord - L'église Saint Denis à Noordpeene (Hallekerque)
17. ↑ Église-saint-Nicolas, Oost-Cappel  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
18. ↑ HISTOIRE DE L'EGLISE DE PITGAM
    Monumentum - Eglise Saint-Folquin à Pitgam
19. ↑ CAUE North - Eglise Saint-Omer, hallekerque, Quaëdypre
20. ↑ www.rexpoede.fr → L'église Saint-Omer
21. ↑ https://nord-escapade.com/annuaire/leglise-de-rubrouck/
22. ^ Mairie de Saint-Georges-Sur-L'Aa - Histoire du village
23. ↑ fondation-patrimoine, ÉGLISE SAINT JEAN-BAPTISTE DE SAINT JANS CAPPEL
24. ↑ www.stleger.info - l'église Saint-Léger de Socx
25. ↑ http://steenvoordoise.e-monsite.com/pages/l-eglise-saint-pierre.html
26. ↑ www.pss-archi.eu - Église Saint-Pierre (Steenvoorde)
27. ↑ Persée: Les fouilles de l'Église St-Christophe à Tourcoing (North). Données nouvelles sur l'histoire du monument (The archaeological research of ...)
28. ↑ Google Streetview: Saint-Christophe à Tourcoing, south aisle of the choir
29. ^ Harmoniasacra, Valenciennes → L'église St Géry
30. ↑ Google Books: Le Nord Pas-de-Calais Pour les Nuls , p. 286 Valenciennes, vile et dentelle
31. ↑ www.s-pass.org - L'église Saint Folquin à Volckerinckhove (Hallekerque)
32. ↑ OT Hauts-de-Flandre - Eglise de Saint-Sylvestre Cappel et ses orgues
33. ↑ Eglise Saint Martin - Wormhout ( Memento from December 30, 2017 in the Internet Archive )
34. ↑ http://www.patrimoine-religieux.fr/eglises_edifices/62-Pas-de-Calais/62407-Ham-en-Artois/136993-EgliseSaint-Sauveur
35. ↑ L'Eglise Notre-Dame
36. ^ Églises de l'Oise: Silly - Église Saint-Martin
37. ↑ www.beffrois.com: Bailleul - historique
38. ^ Paris promeneurs: La maison Cœur
39. ↑ Château de Boucard
40. ^ ^{A b c} Josiane Sartre, Châteaux "brique et pierre" en France: essai d'architecture
41. ↑ http://www.duvoyage.com/voyager/france/lariche/chateau-du-plessis-les-tours.html
42. ↑ Regional newspaper LaNouvelle Republique: Visite guidée de l'église Saint-Martin (de Nouan-le-Fuzelier)
43. ↑ Eglise Saint-André à Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne
44. ↑ http://www.ain-tourisme.com/fiches/Chatillon-sur-Chalaronne/Site-et-monument-historiques/Site-du-Vieux-Chateau/138616
45. ↑ Monumentum: Eglise abbatiale de Bonlieu à Sainte-Agathe-la-Bouteresse
    Photo of Beaulieu Abbey on a private website on the Cistercians
46. ↑ [2]
47. ↑ Rhone-Medieval - Arginy
48. ↑ patrimoines.midipyrenees, église Notre-Dame-du-Camp
49. ↑ Patrimoines Occitanie - Research: tour dite tour de la Monnaie
50. ↑ The Département Gers has a significant number of built-in houses of the southern French Gothic ( Gothique méridional ) such as the cathedrals of Condom and Lectoure . Its brick buildings are in the southwest, not far from Toulouse.
51. ^ Monumentum - Église à Gimont
52. ^ ^{A b c} Anne-Laure Napoléone, Les Maisons Gothiques de Toulouse (XIII ^e et XIV ^e siècles)
53. ↑ Google Streetview: 10 Rue Temponières, Hôtel Vinhas, Toulouse
54. ^ Monumentum - Église Saint-Paul à AuteriveEglise Saint-Paul à Auterive
55. ↑ Tourisme Grenade - EGLISE SAINT-BARTHELEMY (DAUX) ( Memento from June 18, 2018 in the Internet Archive )
56. ^ Albi catholique - Gaillac: église Saint-Pierre
57. ↑ www.finhan.fr - L'église Saint Martin
58. ↑ Hontanx - La Bastide
59. ↑ Les Landes le natiurel: Eglise Saint-Hippolyte
60. ↑ Château de Morlanne: Visiter le château