Église Notre-Dame

The Church of Our Lady, which is in Romanesque style, has a bell tower dating from the 12th century. It underwent modifications during the 14th century and during the Wars of Religion
This bell tower resembles that of the abbey church of Sainte-Croix in Bordeaux.
The church has five bays. The first, to the west, serves as the base for the bell tower. Four other bays follow, which get longer and longer as you go east (where the building ends with a flat chevet)
The interior of the church also contains some remarkable elements: fragments of mural painting (from the 16th century), a keystone representing God the Blessing Father, and a set consisting of the high altar and its altarpiece.