Sightseeing

• Romanic church

History of Saint Jean du Bouzet

The name derives from the patron saint of the parish and from the Bouzet family.

The foundations of a Gallo-Roman villa were found at the end of 19th century.  The Land Charter was signed in 1300.  The lordship used belonged to the Bouzet family until the 15th century; in 1420 these lands passed into the hands of the Gout family by marriage.  In the 18th century Jean-Baptiste d’Olivier, Toulousian Parliamentary Councillor, was styled «Baron of Bouzet and Puygaillard». 

The parish church was linked to Castéra-Bouzet church at the end of the 18th century until 1835.  The church dates from the 12th, 14th and 19th centuries.

Town hall contact

Opening hours: Monday 8h-12h
Phone no.: 05.63.94.02.65

Email : mairie-saint.jean.du.bouzet@info82.com

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