Eglise Saint-Pierre

Originally, this Romanesque church consisted of a very short nave, supported to the south and north by a very wide but not very protruding buttress. The nave formed the base of a cross with three rounded apses on its arms. Deteriorated during the wars of religion, the church was partly rebuilt in the 16th century. A new facade was erected, topped by a three-bay gable-tower, and the two transepts, previously rounded, were given a square shape. The church is panelled. The central apse is vaulted. From the Romanesque period, the nave has preserved the windows, narrow on the outside and with a wide interior spandrel covered with a series of brackets. The church is listed in the supplementary inventory of Historical Monuments.