Église Saint-Martin

Only the apse, covered in a cul-de-sac, has survived from the primitive church of the 12th century. The choir dates back to the 14th century. Its vault, in broken barrel, rests on a band decorated with festoons. Mostly destroyed during the Revolution, the building was reopened around 1850 and major works were carried out, including the nave and the aisles, covered with a false vault. The bell tower-porch, topped by a spire, also dates from this period.