Church St Peter of AX

This small church dates from the 13th and 14th centuries, and was originally part of the lordship of Montesquieu.
The building is made of Quercy limestone and has a bell tower, typical of the region, with three bell windows. One of them houses a 16th century bell, in good(…)

This small church dates from the 13th and 14th centuries, and was originally part of the lordship of Montesquieu.
The building is made of Quercy limestone and has a bell tower, typical of the region, with three bell windows. One of them houses a 16th century bell, in good condition despite its great age, and which weighs about 137 kg. The name AX comes from the Latin AQUIS which means waters, in connection with the geographical location of the chapel.

The Association de Sauvegarde du Patrimoine Communal de Boudou (Boudou Communal Heritage Preservation Association) worked to have this building completely restored in 1980, and continues to keep it alive.

Concerts are organized there to raise funds for its preservation.

The chapel is open every Sunday from Easter to All Saints Day, from 10 am to 6 pm.