Notre-Dame de la Dalbade

Notre-Dame de la Dalbade church, in Toulouse

Notre-Dame de la Dalbade church is one of the remarkable religious buildings of Toulouse, whose name evokes the white colour of its origins. The Toulouse audio-guided tour stops here, with respect, to evoke this history-laden sanctuary, rebuilt several times.

A church with an evocative name

Originally built around the sixth century, the Dalbade church owes its name to the white colour that once characterised it. Ravaged by a fire in 1442, then rebuilt, it today presents an architecture remodelled over the centuries. Located in the district of the same name, it keeps a fine portal and testifies to the long religious history of Toulouse.

What to see

You admire the portal, the façade and the interior of the church, in an atmosphere of contemplation, in the heart of the Dalbade district. The building, rebuilt several times, testifies to the eventful history of Toulouse religious heritage. It is a stop for lovers of sacred art and history.

Practical information

Notre-Dame de la Dalbade church lies in the Dalbade district, in the heart of Toulouse, reachable on foot. A Catholic place of worship, its visit follows its own hours, which vary with celebrations and the season; the portal and the façade can be freely admired. It is best to enquire before coming and to respect the sacred character of the place.

Where does the name of the Dalbade church come from?

From the white colour that once characterised the building; the church was ravaged by a fire in 1442 then rebuilt.

Where is Notre-Dame de la Dalbade church?

In the Dalbade district, in the heart of Toulouse.