Église de la Madeleine

The sanctuary of Notre-Dame de Buglose was built from 1850 to 1865 in the commune of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, which was called Pouy until 1828 before being renamed in honour of Vincent de Paul, a native of the area (at the Ranquines farm) in 1581. The basilica now houses the famous statue of which it is a showcase for Marian devotion. Another particularity, the carillon, one of the most beautiful in France, consists of 60 bells. In reality forty bells are used, the others have been silenced to give more homogeneity to the sound.

The Cradle of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul is located in a private sanctuary and site. The foundation of the chapel and the sanctuary were recognized as being of public utility in 1865. Since the 19th century, the site has worked to implement and make known the message of Saint Vincent: to serve the most needy in a spirit of simplicity, humility and charity, to go out to meet others, to welcome, care for, educate, form and evangelize. Thus, a hospice, an orphanage and a hostel were built.

At the end of the 13th century, in the midst of a period of prosperity, the Bishopric had a series of ecclesiastical buildings built, including a new cathedral built on an old Romanesque sanctuary that had become too small. This building collapsed in 1646, and the construction of the current building was built from 1656 to 1719 on Vauban's plans, and was not completely completed until 1894. Of the 13th century building, only the old gate rebuilt in the north arm remains. This portal is called the Apostles' portal.