Saint-Jacques Church

The Church of St. Jacques was the first church built to keep pace with the urban expansion in the city of Perpignan in the thirteenth century, and it has a typical architecture of southern Gothic, and it has one nave surrounded by side chapels, and in 1699, the Church of La Sanche was built west of the Church of St. Jacques for Brotherhood of the Precious Blood of Jesus Christ”, and during the Second Empire the wall separating the two buildings was destroyed and fused together, and the bell tower was rebuilt around 1850.