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ÉGLISE SAINT-JULIEN
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Listed as a Historic Monument.
This small Romanesque church dates from the period of prosperity that followed the year 1000, with the reigns of the Capetians, which saw a multitude of places of worship spring up in the Comminges valleys, thus replacing the ancient Gallo-Roman altars. Rectangular in plan, the building is one of the smallest in the upper Comminges valleys. It has a semi-circular apse with a barrel vault. The porch arch has two keystones above the lintel.
A single-storey bell tower, with a large square window on each of its sides.
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ÉGLISE SAINT-JULIEN
31110 TREBONS-DE-LUCHON