La Chapelle de la Villa Algerienne
La Chapelle de la Villa Algerienne
La Chapelle de la Villa Algerienne
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DenzieK
Wellington, New Zealand170 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
Unfortunately our French is basic so we took photos of the sign that explained the history of this gorgeous little church and the land on which it stands..
The church itself is small and unique and not that old. We liked the ship, and fishing nets draped from the ceiling. The church is of Moorish design.
The church itself is small and unique and not that old. We liked the ship, and fishing nets draped from the ceiling. The church is of Moorish design.
Written 27 May 2019
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Nathalie D
Paris, France196 contributions
Aug 2018 • Friends
Very sweet little Church by the bassin beach . Don t miss the heart shaped trunk wish I could go to a mariage there so romantic
Written 28 August 2018
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Glen S
83 contributions
Aug 2018 • Couples
You would not be remiss if you thought that this chapel was out of place. There is a very interesting story behind it. Take the time to find out.
Written 8 August 2018
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Yoann L
Paris, France19 contributions
May 2018 • Family
Hi everyone,
Simply the best monument in Arcachon bay!
A beautiful blend of religious and cultural architecture built nearly 200 years ago.
It shows why France is one of the best open minded’s country and why it is the most visited in the world.
After this beautiful visit, continue your journey by heading to the Phare of lège cap Ferret.
Simply the best monument in Arcachon bay!
A beautiful blend of religious and cultural architecture built nearly 200 years ago.
It shows why France is one of the best open minded’s country and why it is the most visited in the world.
After this beautiful visit, continue your journey by heading to the Phare of lège cap Ferret.
Written 4 May 2018
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zeeenzand2017
Vlaardingen, The Netherlands46 contributions
Sep 2017 • Couples
beautiful little chapel with very unexpected details. Take care. it is not in Arcahon, but in the area of Cap Ferret. on the other side of bassin Arcachon. Google maps sometimes shows this wrong
Written 23 October 2017
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Jenni C
Carlisle, UK48 contributions
Jun 2017 • Family
Beautiful building, a few steps from the beach front. Worth a visit to appreciate the beauty of this place
Written 9 September 2017
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oranginasanguine
Paris, France53 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
It's one of the most beautiful historic/architectural sites around. This chapel opens for guided tours and special occasions (concerts). If you're lucky you'll catch the two internationally famous actors that live next door!
Written 11 April 2017
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Eric P
Bordeaux, France156 contributions
Sep 2016 • Couples
Who can expect you see a muslin inspired architecture Chapel ( and not a mosque) in this area.
Nobody but it is there. It is all what remains from a bigger domain. But the Chapel is very nice. Enter the chapel and enjoy the place. In summer time it is fresh and peaceful. The right place room meditate.
Outside the landscape is gorgeous and typical of the region.
Do not forget to visit the small village of l'herbe just at walking distance. It is also a must see in the region.
Nobody but it is there. It is all what remains from a bigger domain. But the Chapel is very nice. Enter the chapel and enjoy the place. In summer time it is fresh and peaceful. The right place room meditate.
Outside the landscape is gorgeous and typical of the region.
Do not forget to visit the small village of l'herbe just at walking distance. It is also a must see in the region.
Written 19 December 2016
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Cole G
10 contributions
Apr 2016 • Couples
I love to explore the old churches. The fantastic architecture just doesn't exist in modern structures. This one is simple and tidy with not a lot of embellishment. It has beautiful creamy stone and a short bit of history available to read. It's tucked away on the basin side of the cape at the end of a road. You can sit on the benches outside and watch the oyster farmers and the water, or walk a short way further to rent a boat, or visit some vendors.
Written 25 April 2016
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