Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste

The primitive church of the XIth century, of which only the apse and the choir bay remain, was enlarged in the XIVth century with the addition of an imposing nave and 3 chapels on each side, vaulted with ogives like the nave. The choir bay that was walled up during the Revolution has been reopened, revealing a triumphal arch, typical of Romanesque churches, as well as original frescoes representing the four evangelists. To the west, the entrance portal dates from the 17th century. The bell tower, with a square plan, is mounted on the choir of the primitive church and was raised in recent times.