

The village was almost entirely razed to the ground during the fighting in the First World War, and was rebuilt on higher ground, with only the cemetery remaining in its original location.
As you walk around it, you will see the foundations of the church, which has been attested to since the 11th century and which, according to some, was built on the site of the Gallo-Roman villa belonging to the parents of the future Saint Rémi, the man who baptised Clovis...