The Church Saint-Mary

Lonely in the middle of the fields, on the edge of a combe overlooking the Lembron valley, the church of Colamine is a typical example of Auvergne Romanesque art. Free guided tours (individuals or groups) on reservation.
The Colamine chapel had attracted a population of peasants to the area, attracted by land-clearing activities. Today, the church, built in the middle of clearing clearings, stands alone.
The single-nave edifice is topped by a square, slate-roofed bell tower.
When it was restored in 1979, 7 statues, including a Romanesque Virgin in Majesty, hidden behind the altarpiece of the main altar, were found. Listed as Historic Monuments, the polychrome wooden statues are now on display in the church.