Church of Notre-Dame, Termes

Sainte-Eulalie Church is located in Vignevieille, in Occitania. It was mentioned in records as early as 1351, and the trace walled windows suggests an early Romanesque building. The church has a bell tower with two arches covering the western facade. A porch on the northern side of the buildings allows access through a pretty arched door decorated with wrought ironwork. Inside, there is a baptismal font from the Middle Ages and a classified ciborium from the eighteenth or nineteenth century.

The Chapel of Sainte-Madeleine of Commelles is located in Pradelles-en-Val, in Occitania. It dates from the twelfth or thirteenth century and belonged to a seigniorial fief during the Middle Ages. From the eighteenth century, it was attached to a priory and is now part of a former agricultural estate. The chapel has a rectangular and vaulted nave with a semicircular apse. It is covered with a two-sided slate roof. The raised chevet is covered with a reinforced concrete roof. The walls are made of hard stoneware.

The chapel Saint-Roch is located in Lesquerde, in Occitania. Originally dedicated to Saint Mary, the Romanesque chapel was erected in the 13th century. It received the new name of Saint-Roch in the fifteenth century; a dark period when plague epidemics followed one another. The chapel was abandoned in the nineteenth century, after the construction of a church in the center of the village, but celebrations in honour of St Roch continued to be held there until the 1970s.