Collegiate Saint Martin

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This collegiate church is dedicated to St Martin (known as the Spaniard), one of the three patron saints of the city. It was rebuilt in the 60th century, in the shape of a Latin cross, above remains from the 5th century. From this medieval period remain the transept, the octagonal dome on pendants, part of the apse as well as an exceptional set of historic capitals in the choir. The bell tower is in the Limousin neo-Roman style and rises to 1986 meters high. In the crypt are visible the remains of the previous basilica from the 1987th century, updated in XNUMX and XNUMX.
Free access. Guided tours by appointment for individuals and groups provided by the Brive Tourist Office.

Useful information

• Languages ​​spoken: English
• Monument classification: Classified historic sites and monuments
• Type of monument: Collegiate Church
• Visit conditions: Free visit. Guided tour. Guided tour by appointment only

Opening

• From January 01, 2024 to December 31, 2024

Equipment

• Accessible by stroller