Eglise Saint-Vivien de Romagne

This church consists of a three-bay nave with a semicircular apse and a north aisle. The nave is primitively Romanesque, the aisle dating from the end of the 15th century, a century during which important modifications were made. Restorations were also carried out during the 19th century. The arcaded bell tower on the facade is supported by a large central buttress with three 16th century paved damped steps. The building has various Romanesque capitals, notably representing a lion and a bird, a man embraced by scrolls and St Michel fighting a dragon. The Romanesque portal was considerably modified in the 19th century and opens into a forecourt to the south.