Eglise Saint-Martin d'Insos

The old parish of Insos was under the Ancien Régime, under the lordship of Cazeneuve for the temporal. After the revolution, it was attached to Préchac. This church, isolated in the middle of the moor, was recently restored. The Romanesque chevet, well preserved, is pierced with lancets and topped by a cornice with sculpted and historiated modillions. It has a very beautiful buttressed gable bell tower, of a homogeneous military character from the 14th century. To the north, it receives a turret containing a spiral stairway. The portal opens at the base, simple and elegantly built, and comprises three colonettes with imposts, three vaults and an archivolt.