Eglise Saint-Laurent de Saint-Laurent du Plan

Dating from the 12th and 18th centuries, the church is a model of the basic rural sanctuary with a nave limited to 6 metres wide. The apse has a semicircular opening in the axis, above a stone buttress stopped halfway up, a layout that attests to the age of the building. The medieval gutter includes the remains of a semicircular arch opening on to a former chapel that has now disappeared. The arched bell tower, which has no porch, is particularly striking in its sobriety with the entrance door devoid of sculpted decoration.