Église Saint-Vincent

A pre-Romanesque building (10th or 11th century) seems to have existed in this place (before the Romanesque church), as attested by a part of the south wall of the nave
The church of Saint-Vincent has a Romanesque portal with sculpted capitals and voussoirs with plant motifs
For the 12th and 13th century period, the church has certain elements such as: a nave, a false transept (surmounted by a bell tower on a dome, fortified in the 14th century), and a semi-circular apse choir
The northern aisle (composed of lierne and tierceron vaults) was added to the building at the end of the Gothic period
A painted decoration (dating from the 19th century) adorns the choir of the church.