Church of Saint-Pierre, Lesterps

The Church of Saint-Claud is located in Saint-Claud, in the region of New Aquitaine. In the eleventh century, the church was attached to the priory Saint-Claud, a barony of the Counts of La Rochefoucauld. At the end of the 14th and early 15th century, they modified the church, adding a crypt to house the sarcophagus of Saint Claud (Clodald), a monk and hermit assimilated to the little son of Clovis.

The Church of Notre-Dame is located in Payroux, in the region of New Aquitaine. The building has a beautiful facade from the late Romanesque period (twelfth century). The walls of the second and third bays of the nave present historical scenes dating from the end of the fifteenth century. Facing outward, a massive steeple was built on the transept crossing. Interior decoration includes a 17th century polychrome wooden statue of the Virgin.

The Saint-Genest church is located in Oradour-Saint-Genest, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. Founded in the eleventh century, it was upgraded in the twelfth century. It is one of the oldest churches in the region. The building has a single, ornate nave lit by simple bays and a Romanesque choir with a flat chevet. There are three altarpieces from the 17th century and a "lantern of the dead" from the 12th century in the cemetery.