Église Saint-Pierre de La Réole, Catholic church in La Réole, France
The Église Saint-Pierre de La Réole is a Catholic church with a single nave divided into three bays, blending late Romanesque features with early Gothic elements. The interior layout and architectural details reveal this mixed style throughout the space.
The original 12th-century Romanesque building suffered severe damage in 1577 from Huguenot forces. The church underwent complete reconstruction in the 17th century to restore it to its current form.
The stained glass windows display scenes of saints and episodes from Mary's life, created after 1840. These artworks shape how light and religious narratives fill the interior spaces.
The church stands on Place Albert Rigoulet next to the La Réole priory and is open to visitors during regular hours. The central location makes it easy to reach on foot.
The church's organ was removed in 1812 and distributed among different churches in Bordeaux, but returned to its original home in November 2015. This reunion after more than 200 years makes the instrument a remarkable chapter in the building's story.
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