Eglise Saint Pierre-ès-Liens

The oldest mention of the existence of the parish of Cazaux is around the year 1200. In 1546, the Cazalins endowed the bell tower of their church with a new bell, now classified as a Historical Monument. In 1849, the Abbot Mouls found on his arrival a dilapidated church isolated from the village by marshes and brushwood. At his initiative, the church, which was then on the dune of the present cemetery, was carried by a sand path, stone by stone, by the inhabitants, with makeshift means, and rebuilt where it stands today.