Église Saint-Julien de Cardaillac

Église Saint-Julien de Cardaillac is a charming 13th century church that is a gem of sacred architecture in picturesque Cardaillac.

The interior impresses with a 12th-century early Gothic-style chancel with distinctive six-part ribbed vaults. The main nave, flanked by lower side aisles, is supported by columns with carved harpies, which adds to the mystical character of the place.

A unique feature is the 1890 iconostasis, added during the temple's adaptation for the Melkite Church, providing a fascinating example of cultural diversity and historical transformation.