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The Church of Saint-Jacques in Condom is a religious building of particular historical importance, particularly because of its connection with the Ways of Saint James. Originally built in the 14th century, it depended on the old Hospital of Saint-Jacques, which welcomed pilgrims on their way to Compostela.
Its architecture, in the neoclassical style, is distinguished by a rectangular facade and a square bell tower. The church has preserved part of its history over the centuries, with elements such as the vaulted room of the old hospital which is attached to it.
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