Notre-Dame chapel known as the village chapel

The Notre-Dame chapel, also called the village chapel, dates from the XNUMXth century. Built in a classic style, it has a very simple plan, with a rectangular nave which ends in a flat apse. The western facade of the chapel is surmounted by a pediment, with, above, a gabled bell tower.
It is believed that this chapel replaced the old chapel of the Castle, of which no vestige remains today.

Ranking & labels

• Unclassified
• In the countryside
• More than 30 minutes by car from Bordeaux
• Near a hiking trail (less than 1 km)
• Accessible on foot from the tourist office
• In the village
• In the city
• Entre-deux-Mers region
• Graves and Sauternes wine region

• Free tour