Église Saint-Philippe

The church of St. Philip is basically a Romanesque church (even if its current style is largely Gothic). An example of this Romanesque origin can be seen in the portal on the south side of the building. This portal has a remarkable tympanum with a carved chrism.
The church has a single nave and a vaulted apse called "cul-de-four"
The western facade of the church (reworked in the 16th century) is reinforced by two buttresses arranged at an angle. It is also composed of a wall-belfry topped by a broken pediment and a stone cross.