Eglise Saint-Sulpice

Romanesque church of the 11th, 12th and 15th century, you have to go down five steps to get in. The nave leads to a Romanesque choir which, due to its strangulation, allows two side altars to be added.
The north aisle was added in the 15th century to accommodate an increase in population after the Hundred Years' War
The arched bell tower houses one of the oldest bells in the country, dated 1522.
The restored church was inaugurated in 1989.
Its 12th-century portal consists of three vaults surrounding the tympanum. The latter is adorned with a lintel with Carolingian-inspired decoration, made of braids forming a series of loops.
The fresco of the Baptism of Christ is from the 18th century.