Eglise Notre-Dame de Daubèze

Originally dedicated to Saint-Sulpice, this church was burnt down during the Revolution and then restored. It is composed of a single nave with panelling, a transept vaulted with ribbed vaults and a small apse vaulted in the cul-de-four. The sacristy is located to the north of the apse. The massive gabled bell tower is openwork from the 18th century. The five-arched north portal is flanked by two turrets sheltering one, a staircase leading to the bell tower, and the other, the baptismal font. The church is listed in the supplementary inventory of Historic Monuments.