Eglise Saint-Hilaire de Rimons

Originally, the church of Saint-Hilaire was a Romanesque sanctuary. At the beginning of the 16th century, the nave was abandoned; the chevet, which has been preserved, was then protected by a Gothic nave with two ribbed bays without a capital. This modification leads to the orientation of the choir to the west, which is rare. The present entrance, located at the end of the nave, dates from 1725. The church is topped by a flat bell tower pierced with three bays, each of which has a bell; the top of the bell, with a wooden gallery, is accessed via a stair turret.