Eglise de Saint-Côme

Several times damaged or destroyed over the centuries (in the 10th century, during the Hundred Years' War, in 1577 and finally during the revolutionary period), the church was each time rebuilt and remodelled and therefore has no architectural unity. Its last restoration was undertaken by Abbot O'Reilly, parish priest of Saint-Côme, in 1838. Inside, one can see two keystones bearing Roman numerals with the dates 1538 and 1553 and the 18th century wooden altar. The carved lower part of this altar represents the scene of Pentecost. The altar, the altarpiece, the tabernacle, the bas-reliefs and the painting of the high altar are classified.