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CHURCH OF THE TEMPLARS

free

About us

The primitive Church was built at the end of the XNUMXth century by the family of Saint-André and not by the Templars.

It is dedicated to the apostle of this name.

In the XNUMXth century, the descendants of the Saint-André family gave the Church to the "Hospitaliers of Saint-Jean of Jerusalem", who had two hospices, one in Gavarnie and another in Héas.

They welcomed pilgrims going to Santiago de Compostela. This right was exercised by hospital workers until the revolution of 1789.
These hospitallers later became "Knights of Malta".

As soon as they arrived, they raised the Church and surrounded it with ramparts to protect themselves from the Aragonese bandits: "The Miquelets".

  • Theme(s):

    Church

Pratical information

  • Information Visits Free visit to the Church every day. Visit to the Church Museum from June to September: every day from 16 p.m. to 18:30 p.m.
Groups welcome
  • Guided tour on request Yes
  • Permanent free visit Yes
Individual reception
  • Guided tour on request Yes
  • Permanent free visit Yes

Rates & payment

Prices

  • Free admission free

Duration:

Opening periods
From: 01 / 01 / 24 To: 31 / 12 / 24
  • Monday : from 08AM to 45PM
  • Tuesday : from 08AM to 45PM
  • Wednesday : from 08AM to 45PM
  • Thursday : from 08AM to 45PM
  • Friday : from 08AM to 45PM
  • On Saturday: from 08AM to 45PM
  • Sunday: from 08AM to 45PM

Contact & access

Comport Square
65120 LUZ-SAINT-SAUVEUR