Chapelle St Libéral

Located in the northern part of Brive?s hypercentre, the Saint-Libéral chapel was built close to a busy thoroughfare. Erected or rebuilt in the early 15th century, it was used during the Wars of Religion as a chapel for the Dominicans, whose convent outside the walls had been burnt down. Possibly erected over the tomb of Saint Liberal, it was surrounded by a cemetery until 1774, when it was sold and subdivided.

Seized during the Revolution and sold as national property in 1791, the chapel...