Eglise Saint Pierre de Genens

Genens appears in a 7th century charter.
A groundplan consisting of two rectangles with arcades in a three stage chancel and three bay apse. The entrance is ornamented with a beautifully ornate Chi Rho. Three antique capitals and columns have been renovated. Thanks to a private organisation, the splendid ruins of Genens have recently been cleared and consolidated.

Collégiale Saint Philippe
et Saint Jacques

At first called Notre Dame, its construction dates back from the foundation of the bastide in 1255. The dimensions were more modest at the beginning. A number of styles can be seen, attributable to conversions, constructions, or destructions the monument has had to endure.

Chapelle de Luzanet

The Luzanet church is a masterpiece of Gothic Art. The fortress-like closed wall bell tower and vast buttresses are in violent contrast with the elegance of the interior and the admirable proportions of its three naves. Thanks to the non-profit organisation, Les Amis de Luzanet, the chapel enjoys a second youth. No visits allowed, only exterior.

Chapelle St Martin ou
Ste Madeleine de Routgès

Situated on the GR 65 to Saint James of Compostela, this small chapel sits against the rolling hills in the heart of a vineyard, next to the cemetary. The chapel has a porch roof, typical for this type of construction.

Salle Forte - Sallepissan

Rare example of a Gascon Tower House or Salle Forte. Important post of the military defence set up around Montréal. Originally the ground floor did not have any openings, access to the first floor was via a moveable ladder.

Private property.

Villa Gallo romaine de Séviac

Paved with splendid mosaics, its thermae with exceptional dimensions, allow us to understand life in these vast and luxurious rural villas of the Gallo Roman period. The relics of the Merovingian period show us the beginning of Christianity.

Dépôt de Fouilles de la villa
gallo romaine de Séviac

The most beautiful pieces of archeological material are exhibited in the windows of the excavations dépot or Gallo Roman Villa of Seviac Museum. Also, a number of mosaics from Séviac (for example the famous 'Mosaic with trees'). A third room is devoted to internationally known paleonthological excavations. Free entrance. Open from Tuesday to Saturday.